CERN scientists break the speed of light - sub-atomic particles that move even faster

Nothing in the universe is faster than the speed of light - or is it?
Scientists at CERN in Geneva say they have discovered sub-atomic particles that move even faster than the universally accepted rate of 300,000 kilometres a second.
Experts say the discovery is a game-changer - and is more significant than the discovery of radioactivity.
If proven, it will blow Einstein's 1905 theory of relativity - a fundamental pillar of physics - out of the water.