Hannah Osborne

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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.

Hannah Osborne

Coral reef

Climate Change: Five Billion to Experience Extreme Weather by 2050

Scientists say climate we are used to will be "thing of the past" within 50 years.

Beijing air pollution

Chinese Cooking to Blame for Beijing Air Pollution

Foreign affairs officer says people must stop cooking to reduce air pollution.

Juno

Nasa's Juno to Slingshot Past Earth en Route to Jupiter at 25 Miles Per Second

Juno will pass Earth around 350 miles from the planet's surface today.

Hajj

Hajj 2013: Rich Muslims Must Help Poor Instead of Performing Pilgrimage Twice, Says Mecca's Grand Mufti

Grand Mufti Sheikh Abdul Aziz Al-Asheikh says helping others is better than repeating Hajj.

Donald Gray Sutherland

Ned Kelly's Capture: New Letter Tells of 'Bullets Sliding of Him Like Hail'

Letter from Donald Gray Sutherland donated to State Library of Victoria 133 years after the death of the man in the iron mask

Mikhail Kosenko

Russia: Anti-Putin Activist Mikhail Kosenko Condemned to Psychiatric Hospital Indefinitely

Court finds activist guilty of involvement in mass protest on eve of Putin's inauguration.

Kiyohide Kuroda

Japan: Pensioner Arranged Tea Party Sex Sessions for Senior Citizens

70-year-old man Kiyohide Kuroda arranged for "tea-drinking companions" to meet up and have sex.

Higgs and Englert

Peter W Higgs and François Englert Win Nobel Prize for Physics for 'God Particle'

Higgs and Englert win prize for theory of how particles acquire mass.

Crucifixion

France: Former Seventh Day Adventist Members Crucify Teenager in Week-Long Exorcism

Cameroonian teenager tortured by four expelled members of conservative Christian church.

Shark attack

Australia: Great White Shark Sentenced to Death After Attacking Diver Greg Pickering

Catch and kill order for shark that caused 'substantial injuries' to 55-year-old Abalone diver.

Malaria vaccine

GlaxoSmithKline Unveils World's First Malaria Vaccine that Will Save 'Millions'

Hundreds of thousands of lives to be saved after malaria vaccine is rolled out in two years.

Boiled brains

4,000-Year-Old Brain Boiled in its Own Juices Discovered in Turkey

Undecomposed boiled brain of human discovered inside skull of charred body at Kutahya.

Hajj

Hajj 2013: Police Issue Warning to Pilgrims over Fake Travel Companies [VIDEO]

Police warn Muslims to be vigilant when booking trip to Saudi Arabia.

Malala Yousafzai

Taliban: We Still Plan to Murder Malala Yousafzai

Taliban spokesman speaks about failed plan to kill Yousafzai a year after shooting her in the head.

Dog

Dogs Should be Considered Human in Eyes of the Law, Neuroscientist Says

MRI scans show dogs have similar emotional responses to humans.

Broken gadgets

Bad Manners, Failing Gadgets and Travel Woes Top Britain's Daily Frustrations

Research reveals what people in the UK find most annoying in life.

Swino

Australia: Swino the Beer Guzzling Pig Killed in Road Accident

Swino became famous after stealing beer from tourists and picking fights with cows.

Muslim Brotherhood

Egypt: 15 Dead as Cairo Police Clash with Morsi Supporters on Yom Kippur Anniversary [PHOTOS]

At least 15 dead and 83 injured as 200 members of Muslim Brotherhood arrested in Cairo.

Lampedusa

Lampedusa Boat Sinking: Divers Recover 49 More Bodies from Italian Waters

Italian government says more migrants' bodies found from sunken fishing boat.

Lord Sugar

Police Investigate Lord Sugar For Tweet Joking About Child Labour in China

Lord Sugar said a Chinese boy was crying after leaving the production line for Apple's iPhone 5.

Tel Afar

Iraq: Suicide Bombers Murder Primary School Children in Qabak

At least 12 children killed as car bomb is driven into primary school playground.

Mecca

Hajj 2013: Saudi Arabia Installs 1,700 CCTV Cameras to Monitor Mecca Pilgrims

Over a million visitors to be monitored through new security system during Islamic pilgrimage.

Cressida Bonas

Prince Harry to Propose to Cressida Bonas as Sex Pics of Princess-in-Waiting Surface Online

Fan leaks Facebook pictures showing Bonas in kinky latex devil costume in sex shop.

India

India: Teenage Maid 'Kept Naked in Bathroom and Forced to Drink Urine' by Alstom Executive

Woman rescued from New Delhi house said employer tortured her for a year.

Madeleine McCann

Missing Madeleine McCann 'Seen Alive' on Mediterranean Island

Lawyer tells police how a man boasted he had seen the missing girl less than three months ago.

Reggie Theus

Texas Man Reggie Theus Becomes World's First Trillionaire Thanks to Bank Error

Theus offered to wipe US debt before money was taken back off him.

Beer

Rare Condition Means Middlesbrough Man Matthew Hogg Gets Drunk When He Eats

Hogg suffers from auto-brewery syndrome, which converts food to alcohol in his stomach.

nipple injections

Nipple Injections Offer Direct Treatment for Breast Cancer

Scientists say nipple injections target cancer while sparing healthy regions of the body.

Farming

Native Tribes Key to US Adapting to Climate Change, Scientists Claim

Researchers say modern America must learn from farming techniques used by native tribes.

Kaposvar University

Hungarian Students Go Topless to Protest Mini Skirt Ban [VIDEO]

New strict dress code at Kaposvar University prompts topless student protest.