Hannah Osborne

Science Editor

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Hannah Osborne is the science editor at the International Business Times UK.

Hannah manages the Science and Health desk and is responsible for reporting on all the innovations and advances in both fields. She attained her Bachelor's Degree from Kings College London in 2007 and went on to receive an MA in Journalism from Goldsmiths in 2012.

Katie Holmes and Jamie Foxx Romance 'Hilarious' and '100% Not True'

Foxx denies he is in a relationship with Holmes following dating rumours.

America's Loch Ness Monster? 18-Foot Oarfish Corpse Discovered Off California Coast [VIDEO]

Diving instructor discovers rare 18-foot oarfish off Catalina Island.

Whoops: Bride Accidentally Has Sex With Best Man After Getting Into Wrong Bed

Bride accused husband's friend of rape after getting into his bed on wedding night in China.

GALLERY: 2013 Wildlife Photographer of the Year Winners

South African Greg du Toit named Wildlife Photographer of the Year for image of elephants.

Montana: 46-Million-Year-Old Fossilized Mosquito Discovered With Belly Full of Blood

Fossilized mosquito's last meal reminiscent of amber-clad specimen in Jurassic Park.

Breast Milk Drug that 'Destroys Cancer' Enters Pre-Clinical Trial Phase

Siberian researchers say their cancer cure drug is almost "ready to go".

China to Ban People with HIV from Bathhouses

China drafts law to stop people with HIV or Aids entering bathhouses.

Hajj 2013: 630 Pound Woman Winched onto Mount Arafat to Complete Mecca Pilgrimage

Crane helps Egyptian woman complete Hajj in Saudi Arabia.

London Zoo 'Heartbroken' as Newborn Tiger Drowns in Pool at Two Weeks Old

Sumatran tiger cub died in a pool outside the den, Zoo officials confirm.

New York Banker Ed Sappin Cleared of Sexual Assault at London Wedding Party

Sappin cleared of sexually assaulting female wedding guest after jury failed to reach a verdict.

China: Rescue Mission Launched as Heavy Snow Traps 86 Tourists on Mount Everest

Tourists trapped at Everest base camp 5,200m above sea level.

Muslim pilgrims gather atop Mount Mercy on the plains of Arafat

Hajj 2013: Grand Mufti Condemns Terrorism as Millions Head to Mount Arafat for 'Most Important Day' of Pilgrimage [PHOTOS]

Sheikh Abdul Aziz Al-Asheikh says Islam does not allow terrorism and condemns violence.

Spain: German Thalidomide Producer Grunenthal Goes on Trial in Madrid

Spaniards with birth defects due to Thalidomide sue Grunenthal for €204m.

Climate Change: El Nino to Become More Severe in Future

Australian researchers say global warming will led to more intense El Nino phases.

Hajj 2013: Millions of Muslim Pilgrims Threatened by Mers-CoV Virus

Threat of Middle East respiratory syndrome coronavirus (Mers-CoV) after another two people died from the disease in Saudi Arabia.

Does Kim Jong-un Get Stoned? Cannabis Legal in North Korea, Writer Says

Darmon Richter said he bought a grocery bag full of cannabis in a market in North Korea.

Krokodil Invades US: Flesh Eating Drug Sold as Heroin [GRAPHIC PHOTOS]

Fears are mounting that the flesh eating drug krokodil is spreading across the US as five cases have been reported in Chicago.

Hajj 2013: Egypt Urges Saudis to Deport Muslim Brotherhood Supporters

Mokhtar Gomaa says Saudi Arabia should deport Muslim Brotherhood to deter protests during Hajj.

Nobel Peace Prize 2013: Chemical Weapons Watchdog OPCW Surprise Winner

Organisation for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons receives Nobel Peace Prize for long-standing work.

How to Kiss and What is Love among top UK searches

Kissing and the 'Jane Austen Problem'

Oxford University study says kissing is given greater value to people who are pickier about partners.

F1: Top Female Driver Maria de Villota Found Dead in Seville

Villota found dead in a hotel room in Seville a year after accident left her with head injuries.

Water Found on Asteroid Offers Glimpse into Future

Astronomers say presence of water suggests solar system had Earth-like exoplanets.

City Lawyers Berwin Leighton Paisner Ban Cleavage, Trashy Heels and VPL

The unidentified trainee, at Berwin Leighton Paisner, wrote the dress code that appeared for a short while on the firm's website before being removed.