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.

Scientists Confirm Existence of New Element 115

Unnamed element with atomic number 115 confirmed by researchers at Lund University.

China: Organ Trafficker Drugs Boy, 6, and Gouges out his Eyes for Buyer

£10,000 reward to track down trafficker after gruesome find in Shanxi field.

Spain Invades Gibraltar- on Facebook

Spanish mayor Fransisco Perez Trigueros posts bogus picture of Gibraltar under occupation.

Cannabis 'Damages Teenagers' Brains,' Believe Top Scientists

Researchers say cannabis use during adolescence leads to further addictive behaviours.

Sumatran Tiger and African Lions Die from Poisoning at Indonesian Zoo

Police probe death of big cats who ate strychnine at Jambi zoo.

Ohio Couple Harold and Ruth Knapke Die 11 Hours Apart After 65 Years of Marriage

Couple died at nursing home on same day just before their 66th wedding anniversary.

Kyrgyzstan Bubonic Plague Outbreak: Hundreds Quarantined After Teen Boy Temir Issakunov Dies

Health officials say Issakunov caught plague from barbequed marmot or flea bite.

Russia's Anti-Gay Laws: Vladimir Putin Bans Rallies ahead of Sochi Winter Olympics

Russian president signs degree banning demonstrations for 10 weeks in runup to 2014 Games.

China: Revenge of the Crocodiles as Dozens Escape Slaughterhouse in Flood

Villagers on high alert after crocodiles escape in Guangdong province.

China: 20 Million at Risk of Arsenic-Laden Drinking Water

Study shows extent of risk posed by groundwater laced with arsenic in huge parts of China.

Maldives Rape Victim Saved by Court Ruling from Flogging for Premarital Sex

High court throws out sentence that set out to punish girl over separate incident.

British Schoolchildren Robbed at Gunpoint in Tanzania

Gunmen ambush Cranbrook school pupils and staff during school trip to Africa.

Countdown Begins for Mars One Application Deadline as 165,000 Submit Entries

More than 165,000 people have applied to live on Mars and never come back to Earth.

Bear Grylls Builds 'Very Fast' Giant Slide from St Tudwal Island Home into Sea

Television survival expert prompts council investigation after posting photo of huge sea-slide on Twitter.

Linda Lovelace's Deep Throat Uncut Screened in Soho for First Time

Adult TV station to host private screening of cult porn film that brought blue movies to mainstream at Curzon cinema.

Porn Actor's Positive HIV Result Leads to Suspension of Adult Movies

Porn industry announces moratorium while tests on actor's sex partners are carried out.

The Magellan Telescope revealed details about the Orion nebula

Astronomers Could See Baseball Field on the Moon with Record Highest-Resolution Space Camera

Hubble Space Telescope left in the shade by astronomical camera with mirror twice as large.

Canadian Dentist Michael Zuk 'to Clone John Lennon' From Rotten Tooth

Dentist who bought John Lennon's tooth for $30,000 wants to clone Beatles star.

British Tourist Sian Green's Foot Severed by New York Cab Driver

Taxi driver ploughed into Green, 23, after row with bike courier in Manhattan.

Black Magic Banned by India's Maharashtra State after Murder of Campaigner Narendra Dabholkar

Crackdown on exorcisms and supernatural practices rushed into law after motorbike killing in Pune.

Psychotic Symptoms of Schizophrenia Caused by Faulty Brain Switch

Delusions and hallucinations caused by disconnected parts of brain, Nottingham University research team finds.

Slave Tunnel Discovered Beneath Hadrian's Villa in Rome Suburbs

Amateur archaeologists find road that would have carried food and goods into Emperor's villa.

Twin Brothers Charged with Rape Because of Identical DNA

DNA of Mohammed and Aftab Asghar cannot be told apart.

India: Massive Onion Heist Foiled by Police

Soaring price of onions in India leads thieves to drive off with lorryload of vegetable staple.

Indonesia Officials Dismiss Proposals for Compulsory Virginity Tests for Schoolgirls

Group of education-focused NGOs say virginity tests for high school girls would be illegal.

One Direction Greet Teen Fan Legions at This is Us Leicester Square Premiere [PHOTOS]

Thousands of fans gather for Morgan Spurlock's One Direction film premiere.

Sound and Vision: Performers Judged More on Looks than Music

Music lovers depend on visual information when judging a musical performance, University College London team finds.

Scotland's Titan Crane Recognised as Engineering Masterpiece With International Award

Titan Crane in Clydebank in same league as Eiffel Tower and Sydney Harbour Bridge.

Costa Rica Copycat Murder: Man Kills Girlfriend and Sends Photo on WhatsApp

Suspect in Santa Cruz believed to have copied Florida man who killed wife and posted photo on Facebook.

Indonesia: Virginity Tests Enforced for Sumatran Schoolgirls

Education bosses in Prabumulih says virginity tests are needed to stop female students engaging in 'negative acts'.