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.

South Africa: Man Held for ‘Ruthless’ Rape of Baby and Seven-Year-Old Boy in Western Cape

Four month-old baby and boy abducted from their home and raped by intruder in Ceres.

China: Deadly H7N9 Bird Flu Virus Transmitted from Person to Person

Experts say new bird flu virus has potential to cause pandemic.

Flip of Sun’s Magnetic Field to Trigger Storms Across Globe [VIDEO]

Magnetic field of sun changes polarity every 11 years.

Head of British Swimming: Poor Performance Down to Pool Water, Not Swimmers

Perfect conditions at Sheffield pool ‘have hampered British swimmers' competitiveness’.

Nasa's Curiosity Rover Sings Happy Birthday to Itself on Mars [VIDEO]

Curiosity rover has been on the red planet for a year.

Bikram Choudhury: Yoga Guru is Homophobic, Racist Sex Predator, claims Former Legal Adviser

Another legal case has been bought against Bikram Choudhury, the founder of Bikram Yoga.

London Home of Necrophiliac Serial Killer Dennis Nilsen Up For Sale For £265,000 [PHOTOS]

Nilsen's Muswell Hill property where he killed at least two men up for sale.

China Launches 24-hour Endangered Giant Panda Channel [PHOTOS]

TV channel goes live to show how vulnerable pandas live.

Staten Island Man Paul Marquez Tried to Sell Girlfriend’s Baby on Craigslist Because He 'Was Bored'

Marquez blamed baby's asthma in $100 ad after becoming jealous of child.

London 'Fatberg': Bus-Sized Blob of Fat Removed From City Sewer

Bus-sized ball of lard found in drains beneath Kingston in Surrey - just before sewage bursts onto streets.

China Heatwave: Too Hot to Die

Heat melts man's will as he failed to fake his own death in Wuhan.

The teenage boy remains in custody at an east London police station

Bolton: 87-Year-Old Beaten Senseless in Own Bedroom

Pensioner hospitalised with stroke after being attacked in his Bolton home.

Russian Chelyabinsk Meteor Was Part of 'Gang of Asteroids' Threatening Earth

Meteor that hit Russia was one of many that have potential to hit Earth.

New York: Shaaliver Douse, 14, 'Youngest Person to be Shot Dead by Police'

Rookie officers shot Douse in the face after he refused to drop his gun.

Inca Child Sacrifices Groomed with Drugs and Alcohol before Death

Analysis of 500-year-old mummies shows human sacrifices were groomed for a year before their deaths.

India: Doctors Fight to Save Life of Two-Headed Baby

Dicephalic parapagus is inoperable condition but doctors in Rajasthan working on possible treatment.

Billionaire Clive Palmer Gets Go-ahead to Build World’s Biggest ‘Jurassic Park’

Australian mining magnate Clive Palmer gets permission to build huge park of robotic dinosaurs.

Total Recall: Mice Have Fake Memories Implanted Into Brains

Scientists plant false memories into brains of mice to make them needlessly frightened of a chamber.

Daily Coffee Reduces Risk of Suicide by 50%

Having between two and four cups of coffee per day helps prevent suicide by acting as a mild antidepressant, scientists at Harvard School of Public Health have said.