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.

Britain's Ice Fires: Scotland's Highlands Incinerated by Winter Wildfires [SLIDESHOW]

Over 80 wildfire incidents were attended to in the north of Scotland in recent days.

'Bling Ring' Reviews: Emma Watson Rocks the Bad Girl Image

Emma Watson: I Hated Being a Pole Dancer

Emma Watson says her pole-dancing character in The Bling Ring was everything she hated.

Kate Middleton Writes to Disappointed Schoolgirl Who Missed Grimsby Visit

Isabella Clarkson gets royal response from Duchess of Cambridge sympathising over missing visit.

Lord of the Rings: 'Cursed' Roman Ring that Inspired Tolkien's Hobbit Books Discovered in 16th Century Country House

Inscribed ring that inspired JRR Tolkien on display at The Vyne National Heritage site in Hampshire

Saudi Arabia: Women Finally Allowed to Ride Bikes - as Long as Male Relative Present

Saudi's religious police say women are now allowed to ride bikes and motorbikes.

Facebook Responsible for a Fifth of Divorces in Wales

One in five couples cite social network as major reason for divorce and one in 10 say it is the prime reason.

Pay by the Pound: Samoa Air Becomes First Airline to Charge Overweight Passengers More

Airline charges passengers for what they weigh, plus baggage.

Indian Men 'Get Wrong Signal' from Friendly Western Women

Mumbai restaurant owner says local men misinterpreting Western women's behaviour leads to sexual assault.

Mountain Walker's Lucky Escape after 1,300ft Snowdon Fall

21-year-old man suffers just cuts and bruises after plunging from Snowdon.

Dodo Bone and Elephant Bird Egg Lead Natural History Auction at Christie’s [VIDEO]

London sale of natural history curiosities to attract curio collectors from all over world.

Telomere caps protect chromosomes (Wiki Commons)

Is Fountain of Youth Enzyme the Key to Defeating Cancer?

Largest cancer genetics project maps telomerase – the cellular 'fountain of youth'.

French Strike Threatens Thousands Planning Easter Holiday Getaway

P&O warns cross-channel ferries may be on hold for 24 hours due to port control officials strike.

Bill Roache Tells TV Presenter 'You're a Naughty Girl, I'm Going to Smack Your Bottom'

TV's Ken Barlow makes lewd comments to cookery host days after sex abuse outrage.

Val Shawcross Slams Boris Johnson Over Plans to Shut London Fire Stations After Southwark Museum Blaze

Shawcross calls for London mayor to abandon plans to cut fire stations and hundreds of staff.

Oscar Pistorius' Brother in Court on Road Death Charge Hours Before Reeva Steenkamp Hearing [VIDEO]

Carl Pistorius road death trial begins day before blade runner's bail condition hearing.

Guy Hottel UFO File is FBI Vault’s Most Viewed

One-page memo about unconfirmed UFO sighting has been viewed almost one million times.

Boycott as Birmingham Cineworld Throws Down's Syndrome Girl, 7, Out of The Croods For Laughing Too Loud

Cineworld manager laughed at Ema Louise Brown after complaining about treatment of her daughter.

Six-Week Abortion Ban Approved by North Dakota Governor Jack Dalrymple

Battle lines drawn as North Dakota becomes most restrictive state in US on abortion rights.

Fireball to Save Earth? Scientists Turn CO2 into Fuel

US researchers discover way of converting carbon dioxide into biofuel using 'rushing fireball' micro-organism.

Brisbane Gluten-Free Store Charges Customers A$5 for 'Just Looking'

Celiac Supplies in Australia charges customers because too many are just browsing.

TV Show Broadcasts 45-Year-Old Virgin Having Sex with Therapist, aged 68

Mediawatch warns of backlash for showing man losing his virginity on Channel 4's controversial documentary 40 Year Old Virgins.

UK Big Freeze: Thousands Book Last-Minute Trips Abroad to Escape Icy Easter

Bookings to warmer destinations up 73 percent compared to last year, travel agent says.

Mental Illness is UK's Biggest Health Problem But Gets Just 10% of NHS Budget

Royal College of Psychiatrists report highlights huge disparities between mental and physical health treatment.

Gay Parents Criticised More Harshly than Straight Couples

People found to have double standards when it comes to gay/straight parenting, study finds.

Man Dies After Being Gored in Heart at Colombia Bullfighting Festival

Two people have been killed and many more injured at Corraleja in Arjona, Bolivar.

Boris Johnson 'Our Berlusconi - But Funnier', Says Ian Hislop

Former Telegraph owner defends 'sly fox disguised as teddy bear' in BBC's Boris Johnson: The Irresistible Rise.

London: 120 Firefighters Tackle Blaze at Cuming Museum [PHOTOS]

London Fire Brigade crews battle rooftop blaze in Southwark museum and library.

Spare the Horses: Overweight Brits Should be Banned from Riding, Say Academics

Weighing scales should also be introduced at airports, according to new report.

Ponzi Fraudster Nicholas 'Beano' Levene Ordered to Pay £1 in Fees Following £32m Fraud

Levene jailed in November ordered to pay back £1 within seven days.

‘Lord of the Flies’ Stanbridge Earls Special Needs School Sex Abuse Claims: Police Investigate

Detectives investigate claims of grooming, assault and rape of two girls by 'predatory ring' of pupils.