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.

Chichester House Fire Leads to Murder Probe over Death of Homeowner Michael Griffiths

Police suspicions raised by seat of fire at rear of property.

Ireland Toddler Murder: Barry McCarney Jailed for Sadistic Sexual Assault

McCarney sexually abused and killed One-Year-Old Millie Martin in 2009.

Yoga Helps Schizophrenia, ADHD and Depression

Review into effects of exercise on mental health highlights benefits of yoga.

UK Snow Charity Auction: Harrogate Igloo Sold on eBay Raises Over £2.5k [PHOTOS]

Friends auction icehouse they built to raise money for Yorkshire Cancer Research.

UK Weather Chaos: Father David Cox Killed after Car Plunges into Buxton River on Snowy School Run

Freezing conditions blamed for skid on icy road that resulted in two cars crashing into River Wye.

Joanna Lumley Rape Row: ‘Don’t Stagger about in Wrong Clothes at Midnight’

Women and Rape Crisis accuse Ab Fab's sex-mad drunk Patsy of peddling sex assault myths.

Medical Cannabis 'Offers Dramatic Relief to Chronic Pain Sufferers'

Study shows cannabis reduces pain and improves physical wellbeing in nursing home residents.

Cannibal Cop Gilberto Valle: Online Friend Boasted of Eating Black Woman and Child

New York police officer's online pal was 'looking forward to eating young white women'.

Antibiotic Apocalypse Looming, Warns Health Chief Sally Davies

Antibiotics resistance bigger threat than global warming and time may come when simple infection could kill again.

A model presents a creation for Belgian fashion house Maison Martin Margiela

Supermodel-types More at Risk of Fatal Lung Infection NTM

Supermodel-types more susceptible to disease because of gene mutation.

Family Forced to Exhume Wexford Man Seán Miskella After Council Blunder

Miskella buried in grave plot already sold to another family.

Beheaded Rizana Nafeek: Saudi Authorities Refuse to Return Body to Parents in Sri Lanka

Nafeek's parents say they forgive those responsible for their daughter's execution - but want her body home.

Irish Nanny Aisling McCarthy Brady Case: Bloodstained Pillow Found in Baby Rehma Sabir's Bedroom [VIDEO]

Prosecutors may bring murder charges against nanny after autopsy on one-year-old Rehma Sabir completed.

York Boy Gabriel Wishart, 10, Set on Fire by Gang of Teens in Ashton Park

Gabriel Wishart, from Clifton, had been playing with Ashton Park when he was sprayed with an aerosol by a group of youths

Missing Walsall Siblings Sophie and Jack Fletcher Hunted by Police

Plunging temperatures add to alarm over missing brother and sister who packed bag and left home.

Haunted by Helmand: How Prince Harry’s Comrades Cope With Afghan War

As Prince Harry returns from his tour of duty a BBC documentary follows survivors of worst attack on foot patrol in Afghan war.

China: Domestic Violence Victim Li Yan to be Executed for Murder

Tan Yong cut off wife's finger and stubbed cigarettes out on her face before she snapped and killed him.

Myth Busted: Condoms Do Not Hinder Sexual Pleasure

Researchers find condoms have no effect on pleasure during intercourse.

Seaweed Aliens Invade Earth Inside Sri Lankan Meteorite, Scientist Claims

Chandra Wickramasinghe finds tiny algae fossils inside space rock.

Police 'Roid Rage: Widespread Corruption Linked to Steroid Abuse and Gym Use

Acpo and Transparency International report claims bodybuilding opening police officers to graft and sex exploitation.

More than 500 people have come forward as victims of the late Jimmy Savile (Reuters)

Honours System in Disarray: Ministers to Seize Control Following Jimmy Savile Sex Scandal

Politicians say they should be able to bypass civil servants in awarding honours.

Stuart Hall has been a broadcaster and football commentator for the past 50 years (Reuters)

BBC's Stuart Hall Charged with Child Sex Assault and Rape of Woman [VIDEO]

83-year-old presenter charged with 15 historic offences of sex abuse at Cheshire police station.

Massachusetts: Irish Nanny Aisling McCarthy Brady Denies Murdering Baby Rehma Sabir [VIDEO]

One-year-old died as a result of head injuries allegedly inflicted by Brady in Massachusetts.

50 Shades of Grey Sex Master Steven Lock Cleared of S&M Rope Assault

Slave woman loses legal action against sadistic master Steven Lock after sex game went wrong.

Argentina's Perito Moreno glacier calves blocks of ice near the city of El Calafate

Andes Glaciers to Disappear in Decades: Chronic Water Shortages Predicted

Climate change causing tropical glaciers to disappear.

50 Shades of Grey Nightmare: Man Prosecuted for Master-Slave Sex Game

Steven Lock, 43, beat a Ipswich woman "like a dog". Says idea came from E L James' bestselling novel.

Lindsay Sandiford Bali Drug Haul Death Penalty Slammed by Amnesty

Human rights group says death by firing squad for non-lethal crime is cruel in the extreme.

Obese People More at Risk from Fatal Car Crashes

Researchers demand redesigned vehicles citing statistics that morbidly obese people 80% more likely to die in collision.

Britain's Prince Charles speaks to the creative director of Selfridges Alannah Weston and chef Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall at Selfridges department store in London

Mackerel off the Menu: Which Fish are a Sustainable Replacement?

Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall ends ‘mac bap’ campaign over Marine Stewardship Council mackerel overfishing alarm.

Prince Charles Cheers British Pubs in Toxteth's Wellington Vaults

Prince of Wales pops in for quick half of Guinness with locals after visit to Halewood Jaguar plant on Merseyside.