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.

Jimmy Savile worshipped devil during sex abuse

Jimmy Savile Inquiry: High-Profile Celebrities to be Arrested in Coming Weeks

Prosecutor says police planning more arrests in relation to Operation Yewtree 'others' category.

Food Stalls at Festivals Contaminated With Human and Animal Faeces

HPA study finds water at over 25% of food stalls contains evidence of faeces.

Saudi Arabia's King Abdullah bin Abdulaziz Al Saud

Saudi Arabia: 'Minors' Among Seven Publicly Executed for Jewellery Heist

Amnesty condemns 'act of sheer brutality' after seven men executed by firing squad in city of Abha.

Body Found in Welsh River Believed to Be Missing Rugby Fan Ben Thompson

Thompson went missing after first Six Nations rugby match in Cardiff in February.

Jamaica: 16ft 'Devil' Shark Kills Fisherman George Facey Off Savanna-la-Mar Coast

Shark attacked 68-year-old Facey as he was diving around three miles from Jamaica's south coast.

Britain's Queen Elizabeth II Cancels More Public Engagements After Hospital Visit

British monarch will not be visiting London's Tech City or the Soldiers' and Airmen's Scriptures Association Service.

Chicago Baby Jonylah Watkins Shot Five Times in Drive-By Gang Shooting

Gang member Jonathan Watkins targeted along with six-month-old baby in Woodlawn attack

Russia Building Anti-Meteorite Shield to Protect Earth

Russia planning to create shield costing $500m with the help of international community.

Middlesbrough Mum Gave Daughter Ecstasy for 13th Birthday

Middlesbrough's 'Robocop' Mayor Ray Mallon says he is in "despair" after latest example of town's social deprivation.

Babies Enjoy Seeing Their Foes Suffer

New study shows babies like people who are mean to those dissimilar to themselves.

Freezing Britain:15,000 Accidents, Traffic Chaos, Eurostar Cancelled [VIDEO]

UK's freezing weather inflicts misery on southern England with drivers warned to carry supplies.

Conclave 2013: LinkedIn Papal Vacancy Post Attracts 30 Applicants

Spoof listing offers job of pope to people of all ethnicities - but not women.

Freezing Britain: Flights Cancelled and Roads Gridlocked in Siberian Weather [VIDEO]

Snow and freezing temperatures set to continue through Britain and Europe into the weekend.

Kate Middleton’s Jigsaw Boss Kate Torpey Told Kids Would Make her Useless CFO

Torpey tells employment tribunal she was turned down for top job because she had children.

Facebook Knows Your Sexuality, Race and Religion Through ‘Likes’

Facebook can accurately predict its users’ personality traits by analysing pages they like.

Oscar Pistorius Shooting: Did Reeva Steenkamp Die in Blade Runner's Arms?

Film to uncover what went on the night Reeva Steenkamp was shot dead at Blade Runner's home.

Chris Huhne Last Interview: I'm Sorry, I Have to Accept Responsibility

Former cabinet member Chris Huhne apologised for his actions just a few hours before being sentenced to eight months in jail.

Gang of Men Attack Manchester Teenager in Random Street Attack [VIDEO]

'Burly men' break arm of 15-year-old boy in unprovoked attack in Newton Heath.

Astrobiology Professor Charles Cockell Throws Doubt on Alien Life

Eminent scientist says it is wrong to assume mankind will find life on alien planets - or even recognise it.

EU Bans Sale of Cosmetics Tested on Animals

30 years after 'No Animal Testing' campaign began, Europe finally acts to get beauty products off shelves.

Heart Disease Not a Modern Sickness, Say Scientists

Analysis of mummies reveals arterial plaque prevalent in ancient times and not a result of modern lifestyles.

Shark Fin Soup off the Menu: Cites Votes to Protect Endangered Species

Five shark species will be better protected under international law

Oscar Pistorius Challenges Bail Conditions on Travel Ban and Drugs Testing

Paralympian athlete's lawyers return to court to argue that bail conditions on Blade Runner unfair.

Anthrax Kills Suffolk Heroin User

Latest case of anthrax in UK brings European outbreak total to 13.

Fall in Heroin and Crack Cocaine Use in England 'Does Not Reflect True Picture'

Drug market shifts rapidly with treatment centres now battling diazepam and mephedrone.

Fischli and Weiss' 'Rock on Top of Another Rock' Unveiled in London’s Kensington Gardens

Balancing rocks sculpture by Swiss art duo revealed outside Serpentine Gallery.

International Women's Day: Three Women Killed Every Day in South Africa by Partners

ANC condemns violence against women as findings reveal South Africa has worst rate in the world.

Global Warming: World Temperature to Reach 11,300-Year High in 2100

Earth warmer now than it has been for most of the last 11,300 years.

Secret World of North American Hutterites

BBC film looks at how 16th-century Christian community live away from the world to get to heaven.

Alzheimer’s ‘Gene’ Provides Hope of Cure

Gene that increases risk of Alzheimer’s identified by California scientists.