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.

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

Budget 2014: Gaming Industry Braces for Tax Break Green Light

The UK video game industry hope the Games Tax Relief (GTR) will be given the green light

Dmitry Firtash in his home village of Sinkiv

Ukraine Oligarch Dmytro Firtash: 'My Arrest Was Politically Motivated'

AKA Dmitry Firtash says his Vienna arrest was 'without foundation'

UK Government's Lord Livingston Hails SMEs as Heart of Trade Growth

Britain's trade and investment minister backs HSBC's Global Connections report

British Online Retail Sales to Hit £45bn in 2014

Brits are set to spend more than £1,000 online each this year

Dmitry Yarosh Russia Ukraine Oil Gas Pipeline

UK Regulator Issues Rare Bank Info Request on Ukraine and Russia Exposure

Britain's Prudential Regulation Authority (PRA) sent information request after Yanukovich fled Kiev

Bank Of England Ties Rates Rises To Unemployment

UK Treasury Unveils BoE Changing of the Guard

Britain names new deputy governors and reshuffle of existing Bank of England officials

UK Treasury Breaks Glass Ceiling with IMF's Nemat Shafik as BoE Deputy Governor of Markets and Banking

Shafik was deputy managing director of the International Monetary Fund since April 2011

Moneysupermarket.com Founder Simon Nixon Rakes in £130m from Share Sale

The price comparison website founder cashed in 70 million shares

Cyber Attacks Boost Company Reputation Claim Executives

The Economist Intelligence Unit report claims companies can use cyber crime as a business opportunity

Asos Shares Plunge 20% Despite Rocketing Sales

Asos.com retail sales rose 26% year-on-year

Computer Chips Made From Human Protein; To Replace Silicon From Your Phones

UK Tech Exports to Drive 15 Years of Bumper Trade Growth

However, HSBC warns that Britain needs to invest in R&D to remain competitive

BoE Plans Chairman David Lees Replacement With Costa Coffee Owner Whitbread's Anthony Habgood

The Bank of England is also going to reveal its new its new deputy governor for monetary policy

Societe Generale Plans 200% Salary Banker Bonuses Despite Rate Rigging

SocGen paid €300m in bonuses for 2013 and was fined around €500m for rate fixing

Budget 2014: Lawyers Slam UK Bank Levies as 'Fag and Booze Taxes'

Major London law firm Berwin Leighton Paisner hit back at banking sector taxes

Kim Kardashian Backs Facebook Sheryl Sandberg 'Ban Bossy' Campaign on Bloomberg TV

Kim Kardashian Backs Facebook Sheryl Sandberg's 'Ban Bossy' Campaign

Keeping Up With the Kardashian's star joins Beyonce, Jennifer Garner and other celebrities backing the campaign

Primark Pays Rana Plaza Factory Collapse Victims Extra $10m

Clean Clothes Campaign claims $40m is needed to compensate Rana Plaza survivors and victims' families

Bank of England Governor Mark Carney (R) chats with deputy Governor Charlie Bean (L)

BoE Deputy Governor Charlie Bean Replacement Revealed on 18 March

UK Finance ministry to announce deputy governor for monetary policy replacement this week

Italian Mafia Boss Domenico Rancadore AKA Marc Skinner: Ann (L) and Daniela Skinner, the wife and daughter of Domenico Rancadore, cover their faces as they leave Court in August 2013

Italian Mafia Boss Domenico Rancadore AKA Marc Skinner: Profile and Pictures

Rancadore has just won his extradition battle from Britain to Italy

Budget 2014: UK Chancellor George Osborne Eyes Stamp Duty Tax Credits to Aid Housing Recovery

UK's largest independent estate agent Haart says stamp duty change will help 'unblock' jam in demand

Budget 2014 Poll: Debt Pledges are 'Pre-Election Gimmick'

YouGov / Balance the Books poll shows 80% hope for more details on UK government spending

RBS was forced to lower the price of the Citizens Financial IPO

RBS in 'Advanced Government Talks' Over Dividend Payments Despite £8.2bn Profit Plunge

Reports say embattled RBS has also deferred its AGM until June because of the talks

RBS and Natwest Ban Popular Consumer Debt Management Tool of 0% Credit Card Balance Transfers and Purchase Rates

They claim it'll help consumers although this is a way of managing debt.

Financial Scandals Boost Bank Risk Officers' Pay by 19%

Recruitment firms say chief risk officer pay and bonuses have rocketed in light of scandals

Pimco Staff Feared Farewell Party Clash Between Bill Gross and Mohamed El-Erian

Pimco's leader Gross is also under fire for his $200m pay day

Barclays Cyber Criminals Blew Fortune at Harrods and Selfridges

Tony Colston-Hayter and gang stole also stole 24,000 credit cards from American Express and Coutts customers.

Boohoo.com Launching £560m IPO in One Week

Boohoo.com Shares Rocket 70% on IPO Launch

British online fashion retailer's stock price rises from 50p to 85p

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' Head of Equities for Asia-Pacific Nick Wright Retiring Amid Bank Shake-up Rumours

Wright leaves the bank after less than a year in the role.

RBS Edges Towards Junk Status on Scandal and Restructuring Costs

Moody's cut the Royal Bank of Scotland's rating from A3 to Baa1

Russian Stocks Tank to Lowest Level Since October 2009

Ukraine Crisis: Russia's Micex plunged 5% two days before Crimea holds a referendum

Barclays Ready to Oust Investment Banking Heads Tom King and Eric Bommensath

Reports say Tom King and Eric Bommensath could leave the investment bank.