Alfred Joyner

Head of Video

1711-1740 (out of 2058)

Alfred Joyner is Head of Video at IBT Media, incorporating International Business Times UK and Newsweek Europe.

Previously he worked for October Films and as a freelancer on various television documentaries for the History Channel and Arte.

He received a BA in Film and Television Studies from the University of Warwick in 2011.

Brazil: Giant Snake Pukes up Whole Cow [GRAPHIC VIDEO]

Video of anaconda regurgitating fully grown cow in South American jungle swamp goes viral on YouTube.

Giant snake vomits an entire cow in Brazil

A video of a giant snake regurgitating an entire cow has gone viral, ratcheting up over 700,000 views on YouTube in the just five days.

Giant 'Transformer' robot unveiled in Tokyo

It may look like a Transformer or a futuristic fantasy, but the Kuratas robot has arrived and is very real.

OECD slashes global growth forecast

The OECD has lowered its growth forecast for the global economy and expects the Eurozone to sink deeper into recession next year unless the region's leaders moderate their plans for deep government spending cuts.

Chelsea and West Ham Fans Must Be Brought To Task [PODCAST]

As Chelsea and City draw, United go top and fans steal the headlines for the wrong reasons

Sebastian Vettel wins third Formula 1 world title

Red Bull's Sebastian Vettel made it a hat trick of Formula 1 titles after a thrilling Brazilian Grand Prix in Sao Paulo.

Homeland Season 2 Episode 8 Review - I'll Fly Away

Brody snaps under the pressure of playing the double agent.

The Walking Dead Season 3 Episode 6 Review - Hounded

Rick receives a call from the grave, with the worlds of Woodbury and the prison set to collide.

Palestinian man shot dead near Gaza border

A funeral has been held for the Palestinian man shot dead by Israeli Defence Forces near the Gaza border, the first fatality since the ceasefire between Israel and Hamas that came into force on Wednesday.

McAlpine wins £125,000 from ITV for Schofield stunt

Former Conservative politician Lord McAlpine has won £125,000 compensation from ITV after This Morning presenter Phillip Schofield linked him to child sex allegations live on air.

British woman jailed for Dubai taxi sex

A Dubai court has jailed a British businesswoman and Irish man for three months for having drunken sex in the back of a taxi.

Network Rail's profit jumps despite late trains

Network Rail have posted better than expected profits for the first six months of the year, despite concerns over failed performance targets and delayed trains.

Samsung wins right to see details of Apple-HTC deal

Samsung will be able to see how much HTC is paying Apple to licence its patents, following a ruling from a US court.

When Pigs Fly: Chinese Farmer Claims Diving Hogs Make Tastier Pork [VIDEO]

Farmer trains pigs to dive underwater in bizarre claim that it improves their taste.

Chinese farmer claims diving pigs make tastier pork

A farmer has trained his pigs to dive in order to attract more visitors to his rural home in Hunan Province, China.

Chelsea sack Roberto Di Matteo

Chelsea have sacked Roberto Di Matteo after just five months as the team's permanent manager, and becomes the eighth manager to be shown the door since Roman Abramovich bought the club in 2003.

HP accuses Autonomy of lying about finances

Hewlett Packard has accused British software firm Autonomy of bloating its value before the US computing giant acquired it for $10.3bn or £7.1bn last year.

UBS rogue trader sentenced to seven years in prison

A former dealer at Swiss bank UBS who is alleged to have lost more than $2.3bn through unauthorised trading has been found guilty of two counts of fraud and sentenced to seven years in prison.

UBS rogue trader found guilty in $2.3bn fraud trial

A former dealer at Swiss bank UBS who is alleged to have lost more than $2.3bn through unauthorised trading has been found guilty of two counts of fraud.

Ed Davey due to outline energy tariff cuts

Energy secretary Ed Davey is due to announce plans to force energy companies into offering customers the cheapest gas and electricity tariff available.

Comet cuts another 735 jobs

Struggling electrical retailer Comet is to cut another 735 jobs, administrators have announced.

Rio Gay Pride attracts thousands to Copacabana beach

Tens of thousands of people have gathered in Rio de Janeiro to take part in a week-long programme of activities led by the city's LGBT community.

Homeland Season 2 Episode 7 Review - The Clearing

Carrie and Brody rekindle their romance whilst on a weekend retreat.

The Walking Dead Season 3 Episode 5 Review - Say the Word

Andrea and Michonne find themselves at loggerheads, as Rick goes on the rampage.

Zlatan's Goal, Wenger's Job Prospects and Joe Allen's Decline [PODCAST]

The IB Times UK sports desk discuss England's 2-4 loss to Sweden, and this weekend's Premier League action.

IKEA East German labour camps exposed

Ikea has said it 'deeply regrets' using political prisoners for forced labour in communist East Germany.

BP to pay record fine for Gulf oil spill

Oil giant BP have agreed to pay the biggest criminal penalty in US history, after receiving fines of $4.5bn for the 2010 oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico.

Belize Prime Minister calls McAfee 'bonkers'

The Prime Minister of Belize has called antivirus software creator John McAfee 'bonkers' and 'extremely paranoid', and urged that he hand himself in to authorities for questioning over the death of his next door neighbour.