Lianna Brinded

News Editor

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Lianna Brinded is the news editor at International Business Times UK and has worked across print, online and TV. Her portfolio includes the Wall Street Journal Europe, BBC, CNBC and The Independent.

Lianna holds a Masters degree in Contemporary War and Peace Studies, specialising in genocide and ethic nationalist conflict, from University of Sussex, and a BA (hons) degree in English and American Literature from the University of Kent.

Lover of science, Star Trek, computer games, Warhammer, triathlons and roller derby.

Drugs and Prostitution Inject £10bn into UK Economy

The Office for National Statistics (ONS) said the two "illegal activities" adds to Britain's balance sheet

Morgan Stanley Chief Executive Mack testifies before the Financial Crisis Inquiry Commission in Washington

Morgan Stanley's ex-CEO John Mack Leaves Rosneft

Mack, aged 69, spent less than a year on the Russian oil producer's board

Market Fixing Scandals Drive Banks to Ramp Up Voice Forensic Tech

IBTimes UK speaks exclusively to Simon Richards, CEO, Fonetic USA

Former Co-op Director Ben Reid Denies 'Trying to Block' Lord Myners Reforms and Claims 'Dysfunctional Board' Criticism is 'Rude'

Former Co-op Director Ben Reid Denies 'Trying to Block' Lord Myners Reforms and Slams 'Dysfunctional Board' Criticism as 'Rude'

Ben Reid has worked in co-operatives for 33 years but stepped down this month from Co-op's board

Financial Reporting Council opened a probe into the Barclay's auditor PwC at the end of 2011 following a £1.1m fine for Barclays (Photo: Reuters)

Barclays Mortgage Customer Complaints Surge 43% as PPI Claims Drop

Overall, Barclays received fewer customer complaints in the first quarter due to fall in PPI issues

'King of Mining' and ex-JPM Ian Hannam Loses Appeal Against £450,000 Fine

'King of Mining' ex-JPM Ian Hannam Loses Appeal Against £450,000 Fine

Hannam was found guilty of market abuse, 'even though his actions were unintentional'

‘Big Six’ E.on Hikes Energy Prices by 3.7% a Day After Autumn Statement (Photo: Reuters)

Aggreko Appoints British Gas Boss Chris Weston as CEO After Rupert Soames Departure

Soames left Aggreko for embattled security firm G4S this year

Lloyds Appoints KPMG's Mary Hall Amid Female Executive Boost

Lloyds said it's boosting women to account for 40% of top managerial positions to by 2020

HSBC Unveils £6bn in SME Lending on UK Economic Recovery

UK SMEs Delay Borrowing More Money Despite Six Months of Profits

SME Finance Monitor data shows appetite for borrowing still remains low

People walk behind the European Union's flag

How the Controversial EU Ruling and Big Data Will Change Sales Staff Pay Forever

The Current Account: EU sales staff will be able to receive commission payments even on holiday

HSBC’s chief UK economist said the BoE have overestimated economic growth predictions

HSBC Promises to Boost Dividends Despite 40,000 Job Cuts and Unit Sales

HSBC's chief executive Stuart Gulliver warned the markets of 2014 challenges

Standard Life Appoints Lloyd's of London's Luke Savage as CFO

Former chief financial officer Jackie Hunt left a year ago

Barclays Fined £26m for Gold Fixing Failures and Trader Daniel James Plunkett Banned

FCA fines Barclays for rigging gold and banned and fined Plunkett for inappropriate conduct

EY Loses China Secrecy Laws Claim After Landmark Hong Kong Ruling

EY's claimed Chinese law prohibits the firm from passing on documents related to a former client

EU Elections: British Bloc Exit Would Harm UK Economy, Warns Kenneth Clarke

EU Elections 2014: Brexit Would Harm UK Economy, Warns Kenneth Clarke

Veteran UK Conservative MP warns of detrimental impact of a possible Brexit

Will UK Incentive Schemes Change as Sales Staff Can Now Receive Commission While on Holiday?

Authorities says only paying them basic salaries would discourage them from taking a vacation

Lloyds Launching TSB £1.5bn IPO on LSE in May

Lloyds was originally pegged to float TSB shares by the end of June

Actor Pitt arrives for the world premiere of the film "Moneyball" in Oakland

How Techies Are Using Moneyball to Predict Sales Staff Behaviour

Xactly hopes to adopt similar methods to Billy Beane, the subject of Michael Lewis' book Moneyball.

Executive Bonuses: Why Playing the Long Game is the Key to Company Success

Why the Executive Pay and Banker Bonuses Landscape Will Be Turned Upside Down

Christopher Cabrera, CEO, Xactly gives IBTimes UK an inside look into how companies structure remuneration schemes

How 'Big Data' Tech Tools Are Transforming the World of Corporate Compensation

Pays chiefs at Coca Cola, Rosetta Stone, Linkedin, and others talk to IBTimes UK about the complex world of bonuses

UK Financial Mis-selling Was Caused By Short Term Bank Bonus Goals, says Pay Scheme Expert

Erik Charles, principal incentives strategist at Xactly, speaks to IBTimes UK in San Francisco, California

Maria Shriver Urges Companies to Close US Cost of Living Gap Through the 'Care Economy'

Shriver, author of six books, and former first lady of California as wife of California Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger

Smaller Firms Pay Staff 46% More in Bonuses Than Multi-Billion Dollar Companies

Xactly unveiled the first ever remuneration study based on empirical data and not surveys

Golden Parachutes Should Stay to Stop Firms Gaming the System, says Pay Scheme Expert

Erik Charles, principal incentives strategist, speaks to IBTimes UK in San Francisco, California

Freakonomics Co-Author Steven Levitt: Why Brainwashing Employees is Better Than Bumper Bonuses

Steven Levitt co-authored Freakonomics, which sold more than 4 million copies worldwide

Piper Danny Hutcheson, 16, poses for a photograph on the coastline of Fraserburgh in Aberdeenshire, Scotland March 6, 2014. Danny will vote "No" in the referendum because he is unsure what would happen with a "Yes" vote.

Scottish Independence: UK Treasurers Delay Contingency Plans

Delegates at the Association of Corporate Treasurers in Glasgow say it's too early to make plans

HMRC Under Fire: 'Raiding' Bank Accounts and Helping 'Inflate' Tax Recovery Stats

Britain's taxman is defending new proposals and accountancy measures

Japan's Vanilla Air Cancels 154 Flights on Lack of Pilots to Fly Planes

All Nippon Airways subsidiary budget airline will cut around a third of its domestic schedule

FCA Cracks Down on Consumer Credit Advertising to Prevent Misleading Customers

The Financial Conduct Authority identified 108 promotions that did not meet advertising rules

A sale sign hangs near an AstraZeneca site in Macclesfield

Sweden's Government Urges AstraZeneca to Reject Pfizer's Takeover Bid

Swedish lawmakers say that Pfizer has to map out its intentions for the group more clearly