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.

Tomb of China's Worst Tyrant Emperor Yang Verified by Experts

Final resting place of Emperor Yang of Sui discovered in construction site in east China.

Uganda: British Pensioner Bernard Randall's Gay Sex Trial Adjourned

Suspect claims private sex images stolen from computer and sold to newspaper.

Indonesia: Mount Sinabung and Mount Merapi Eruptions Spark Mass Evacuation

Flights disrupted and thousands prevented from returning home after Mount Sinabung and Mount Merapi erupt.

Volcano Discovered Bubbling Beneath West Antarctica Ice Will 'Definitely' Erupt

Scientists find volcano a kilometre beneath the ice in Marie Byrd Land.

Silence of the Lambs Cannibal Kills, Cooks and Eats Pensioner

France: Homeless suspect 'cooked and ate 90-year-old victim's heart and tongue with beans'.

Record Number of Slow Lorises Seized in Indonesia [PHOTOS]

Hundreds of endangered slow lorises rescued from smugglers in Java.

Wolves Trained to be Pet Dogs 18,000 Years Ago

Hunter-gatherers in Europe were the first people to have pet dogs.

Wales Considered as Location of Space Launch Port Despite Barely Having International Airport

Government mulling locations of first UK space launch base with Wales believed to be a front runner.

Designer Vagina Danger: Rise of Women Having Surgery to Get Better Looking Genitals

Experts warn about dangers of cosmetic surgical procedures on genitals.

Ragnarok: Viking Apocalypse Will See World End in 99 Days [PHOTOS]

Norse mythology predicts world will end on 22 February.

Astronomers Discover Contents of Mystery Black Hole Jets

Scientists reveal what enigmatic cosmic jets are made of after decades of uncertainty.

Scientists Develop Vaginal and Rectal HIV Prevention Gel

Researchers develop microbicide they say prevents transmission of HIV.

Acid Oceans to Hurt World Economies by End of Century

Scientists predict ocean acidification will increase by as much as 170% by 2100.

London: Police Arrest Two for Female Genital Mutilation of Six-Week-Old Baby

Met Police say arrests could lead to landmark first prosecution of FGM in UK.

New Zealand Rape Victim Told 'You Could Have Closed Your Legs'

Rapist's lawyer condemned as 'disgusting' after guilty verdict in Wellington court.

3D Printer Used to Rebuild Man's Face After Motorbike Accident

Surgeons in Wales to use 3D technology to create titanium implants for facial reconstruction.

India: Seven Elephants Killed After Train Ploughs into Herd in West Bengal [GRAPHIC PHOTO]

Elephant carcasses cleared from tracks after speeding train hit herd in Jalpaiguri district.

San Francisco Becomes Gotham City for Leukaemia Boy Miles

10,000 people sign up to help five-year-old leukaemia patient become Batman for the day.

British Pensioner Bernard Randall 'Terrified' ahead of Gay Sex Trial in Uganda

Suspect facing two years in prison after Ugandan police found photos of him having sex with another man.

Curtain: Poirot's Last Case sees the detective wheelchair-bound (ITV)

Poirot's Last Case: 10 Clues About Agatha Christie's Most Famous Detective

Hercule Poirot to take on his last ever case with old companion Captain Hastings.

Asian Unicorn: World's Rarest Mammal Saola Filmed in Vietnam for First Time in 15 Years [VIDEO]

WWF capture first sighting of saola in the wild in the 21st century.

Invisibility Cloak Scientists Hide Test Objects from Radar Detection - World First

Toronto scientists prove radar invisibility cloak can be adapted to different sizes and types of object.

Panthera Blytheae: Oldest Fossil of Big Cat Species Discovered in Tibetan Himalayas

Oldest big cat fossil dating to five million years fills gap in evolutionary history.

India's Chief Investigator Ranjit Sinha: 'If You Cannot Stop Rape, Enjoy It'

Sinha apologises for rape remarks made during debate on sporting ethics.

Sudanese Paedophile Jumaa Kater Saleh Wins Compensation Payout for Breach of Human Rights

Sex offender Saleh wins payout after being held in custody for too long following unsuccessful moves to deport him.

Shipwreck Photograph Archive Sells for £122,500 in Sotheby's Auction

Images from four generations of the Gibson family show shipwrecks between 1872 and 1997.

Typhoon Haiyan: How to Send Aid Money to Philippines for Emergency Relief

Donations urgently needed to fund relief effort in devastated Philippines following Yolanda.

Syria Polio Outbreak: 13 Cases Confirmed as Origin of Disease Identified as Pakistan

World Health Organisation says disease spread from Pakistan into Egypt and on to Syria.

Typhoon Haiyan: Removing Dead Bodies 'Not a Priority'

World Health Organisation says corpses do not pose health risk after Yolanda devastates central Philippines.

Australia: Crazed Man Filmed Headbutting Cars on Freeway [VIDEO]

Driver films man running through traffic hurling himself at cars.