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.

Hannah Osborne

Winter Storm Hercules

Winter Storm Hercules: Flights Cancelled as US East Coast Prepares for Freezing Snow Blast

Northeastern US states braced for first winter storm of the year.

giraffe

The Diet of a Pompeii Chav: Flamingo, Shellfish and Giraffe's Legs

Pompeii excavation shows lower-class Romans feasted on exotic delicacies.

Houses have been flooded during UK storms

UK Braced for Fresh Storm Crisis as Over 200 Flood Alerts Issued

Environment Agency warns of coastal flooding as heavy rain batters UK.

Weather Watch: Cyclone Zane’s Rainfall Still Too Late for Queensland Farmers, Cattle Raizers Affected By Drought

Climate Change Water Shortage Threatens US and Mediterranean Countries

Drought is 'biggest danger' of global warming and could threaten fifth of global population.

Quadrantids

Quadrantids 2014: Watch First Meteor Shower of the Year Live Online

Quadrantids will be visible on 2 and 3 January in Northern Hemisphere.

emotions

Map Shows Where Body Experiences Emotions

Finnish scientists say emotion map will help diagnose and treat disorders.

Drought

Global Temperature to Rise by 4C Within 100 Years

Experts say global average temperature will increase by 8C by 2200.

God

One in Three Americans Do Not Believe in Evolution

Third of Americans say humans have existed in current form since the beginning of time.

artist's view of exoplanet GJ 1214b

Alien World Weather Conditions 'a Milestone for Finding Extraterrestrial Life'

Hubble telescope provides first accurate details of climate on GJ 1214b.

Life of Brian

Monty Python's Life of Brian 'Accurate Depiction of Jesus' Life'

Rev Prof Richard Burridge praises Life of Brian 30 years after critics called for ban.

Fukushima

Two Earthquakes Strike Eastern Japan Near Fukushima Nuclear Site

5.1 magnitude earthquake hits 80km from Fukushima.

New Year fireworks

New Year's Eve 2013: Where to Watch Fireworks in UK Cities

Cities across UK to host fireworks displays to ring in the New Year.

Casa Grande

Arizona Mother Connie Villa Poisons Children on Christmas Day

Woman arrested for killing her daughter and attempting to poison three other children.

Prince William

Prince William to Return to University for Agriculture Course at Cambridge

Duke of Cambridge heads to namesake city for 10-week management course.

Ozwald Boateng

GQ Votes Fashion Designer Ozwald Boateng Worst Dressed Man of 2014

Boateng joins George Galloway and Andy Carroll among the top 10 worst dressed men.

Catarina Migliorini extends virgin auction to make marriage decision.

Virgin Bride Wanted? Brazil's Catarina Migliorini Extends Sex Auction Following Marriage Proposal

Brazilian student extends her second virgin auction after proposal from Arab millionaire.

China paddy field

China: Eight Million Acres of Farmland too Polluted to Grow Food

Report shows extent of pollution affecting China's food supply.

Shipping dock at Port Hedland

West Australia Red Alert as 200km/h Tropical Cyclone Christine Nears Coast

'Very destructive' cyclone expected to hit Wallal to Onslow.

Fukushima

Japan: Homeless Used as Slave Labour to Clean Up Fukushima

Japanese homeless offered work for less than minimum wage to clean up nuclear disaster.

Squirrel

Carolina Woman Helen Ann Williams Stabs Husband with Squirrel

Williams stabbed husband on Christmas Eve for failing to bring beer home.

Red-billed Scythebill

Darwin 'Wrong': Species Living Together Does Not Encourage Evolution

Oxford University study challenges Darwin's Theory of Evolution in Origin of the Species.

dog talking

Device Allowing Dogs to Speak to Humans Being Created

No More Woof translates doggie thoughts into English.

Charles Darwin

Plant DNA Solves Darwin's Abominable Mystery

Amborella plant explains major event in history of life on Earth.

london bus crash

Kennington Road Bus Crash: Two Trapped Passengers Rushed to Hospital with Serious Leg Injuries

All passengers now removed from bus that ploughed into tree in South London.

london bus crash

Kennington Bus Crash: Two People Critical and Two Trapped

19-year-old woman believed to among passengers seriously injured in London bus smash.

london bus crash

Kennington Road Bus Crash: Two Trapped and Several Injured After Tree Crumples Front of Vehicle

Emergency services at scene after bus in south London crashes into tree.

brain surgery wari

Peru's Ancient Wari Healers Performed Brain Surgery by Scraping off Skull

Peruvians experimented with cranial surgery 1,000 years ago.

Al Goldstein

Screw Magazine's Al Goldstein, Hardcore Porn Evangelist, Dies at 77

Founder of Screw magazine dies in Brooklyn hospice after long illness.

The hermit of Arlesheim, in Switzerland.

18th Century Aristocrats Hired People to Live as Hermits in their Gardens

Professor says wealthy landowners bought real life garden gnomes to live on their estates.

supernovas

Mystery 'Dinosaur' Supernovae Discovered 10 Billion Light Years Away 100 Times Brighter Than Normal

Astronomers discover brightest and most distant supernovas to date.