Lianna Brinded

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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.

Icap Hit by Swap Trading Regulation and Tough Market Conditions

Libor Fixing: SFO Charges Former Icap Brokers Danny Martin Wilkinson, Darrell Paul Read and Colin John Goodman

Icap paid £58m to US and UK authorities for Libor rigging in September 2013.

Stealing ATM Pin codes using thermal imaging

Punishment vs Rehab: Will Bank IT Glitch Investigation Make a Blind Bit of Difference?

RBS and Lloyds have both reported serious IT outages over the last few months

Legal & General Shares Still Plunging After Mis-selling Zombie Investigation Statement

FCA will investigate 30 million pension, endowment, investment bond and life insurance customers

Bankers and Hedge Fund Managers: 82% Believe FCA Fails to Balance Investor Protection and Growth Promotion (Photo: Reuters)

FCA Launching Bank IT Glitch Investigation After RBS and Lloyds Outages

Financial Conduct Authority looks at banking service outages that hit millions of customer

Why Video Games Will Help Save the UK Economy

Oculus Rift, Runescape and Second Life makers join raft of experts who support Games Tax Relief

GTA 5: Rockstar Sued Over Mob Wives Character [PHOTO]

Games Tax Relief Creates £188m UK Video Games Industry 'Jackpot'

Games Tax Relief was finally approved by the EU commission

Why Zombies Are Sucker Punching UK's Insurers to the Road to Perdition

Imminent mis-selling inquiry and George Osborne's pensions bombshell will make 2014 tough

Aviva and Legal & General Shares Tank on Mis-selling Inquiry into 30 Million 'Zombie Funds'

The new inquiry will look at 30 million pension, endowment, investment bond and life insurance customers were 'exploited'.

Scottish Independence Voters Could Swing for £500

Scottish Independence: Government Reveals North Sea Oil Production Not Enough for Britain

Government's DECC said sharp drop in crude production from the North Sea is to blame for rise in imports

Scottish Independence: Influential Scot Financiers Rally for UK Exit

Former RBS boss and chairman of Toscafund and five others support independence

Morrisons Boss Dalton Philips Forgoes Bonus on Payroll Data Theft and Profit Warning

Budget supermarket posts lowest annual profit in five years and plans to invest £1bn

Diet Pill Alli Pulled From US and Puerto Rico Shelves

GlaxoSmithKline voluntarily recalls popular weight loss pills after tampering

Katie Hopkins: Maternity Leave is a 'Year Long Holiday' and Bleeds Companies Dry

Exclusive: Firebrand businesswoman tells us the 'real reasons' why more women aren't in senior positions

Libor Fixing: FCA Slaps Two Traders With Warning Notices

One manager and one trader allegedly sought to rig rates over a two year period

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

SSE Welcomes 'Clearing the Air' After Stocks Hit by Price Fix and Probe

Energy giant responds to the triple regulator anti-trust investigation

Britain’s government has pledged to cut energy bills by £50 a year, via a series of measures, while a number of the UK’s ‘Big Six’ energy companies have revealed that they are either slashing household bills or not raising prices until 2015. (Photo: Reute

UK Government's Ed Davey: 'We Can't Rely on Guesswork to Fix Energy Markets'

Britain's Secretary of State for Energy and Climate Change welcomes the energy price hike investigation

Centrica Hopes Competition Probe will be 'Free of Political Interference'

Energy giant responds to the triple regulator anti-trust investigation.

SSE Freezes Energy Prices but Axes 500 Jobs

SSE Share Target Price Slashed on Big Six Investigation

Goldman Sachs, Liberum and HSBC cut back on SSE share target price

Big Six Energy Firms Face Full Scale Competition Investigation

Competition and Markets Authority will investigate SSE, Scottish Power, Centrica, npower, E.on and EDF.

King.com IPO Candy Crush Sage Valuation $7.5bn

Candy Crush Maker Shares Bomb on $7bn King Digital IPO

King Digital Entertainment, the maker of popular smartphone game Candy Crush Saga

UK Prime Minister David Cameron to Slash Tax for the Poorest Britons

David Cameron Claims Credit for SSE Energy Price Fix

Big Six SSE will freeze energy prices until at least 2016

Lloyds Shares Tank After Government Sells £4.2bn Stake

UK government sells 7.8% stake in Lloyds Banking Group at 75.5p per share

Stephen Brooks enjoyed a successful career at Santander PIC: Reuters

Santander UK Fined £12.4m for Serious Investment Advice Failings

FCA says it uncovered serious failings in the way Santander offered financial advice from its bank

SSE Freezes Energy Prices but Axes 500 Jobs and Three Offshore Wind Farms

SSE, one of the Big Six, will freeze energy prices until at least 2016 but will axe 500 jobs.

Co-op's Paul Flowers Sex and Drugs Scandal: 'I've Sinned but I Deserved to Be Chairman'

Co-op's Paul Flowers: 'I Sinned but Deserved to be Chairman Despite Sex and Drugs Scandal'

Crystal meth abuser says his 'frailties' were exposed in the public domain.

British Government Threatens to Slap Firms with Strict Executive Pay Rules

Business Secretary Vince Cable warns salary, bonuses and performances need to link up

UK Women Fail to Smash FTSE100 Boardroom Glass Ceiling

Vince Cable and Cranfield's Female FTSE report reveals only 20% hold board positions in biggest companies

Scottish Independence: Top Reasons Why It's a Bad Idea

CBI outlines in detail why Scottish independence will hurt its citizens

Scottish Independence: CBI Slams SNP's Economic Plan for 'Not Adding Up'

CBI says Scotland's continued economic success is best achieved as part of UK

Former Goldman Sachs Group board member Rajat Gupta departs Manhattan Federal Court after being sentenced in New York, October 24, 2012.

Ex-Goldman Sachs Chief Rajat Gupta Loses Insider Trading Conviction Appeal

Conviction upheld on Gupta while insider trading friend Raj Rajaratnam serves 11 years