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.

A Roma woman and her child beg for money

Why News in 2014 is Shaping Up to be as Annoying as 2013

Only three days into the new year and already we're being spammed Miley Cyrus

A fashion display is seen in a Next store in Princes Street in Edinburgh, Scotland

Next Shares Soar 10% on Christmas Sales Boosting Annual Profits

Next raised its profit forecast after fourth quarter sales came in significantly ahead of its expectations

House of Fraser Eyes 2014 IPO as French Takeover Speculation Heat Up

HoF said to be in talks about potential takeover by French counterpart Galeries Lafayette.

Ofgem Threatens Energy Network Firms with Fines for Christmas Storm Outage

Energy regulator says firms may have taken too long to restore power after Christmas period outages.

RBS confirms £163bn emergency loan repayment

RBS and Natwest Customers Hit By 'Tesco IT Glitch'

RBS and Natwest credit card customers were hit by another round of problems

New Year Resolutions: How Companies Shame You Out of Billions of Pounds

Tis the season to feel disgusted with yourself and part with even more cash

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 to 'Save' Customers £7m a Year on Overdraft Charges Cut

Barclays reduces its overdraft charges on current accounts

Labour Claims 'Big Six' Energy Firms Paid £4bn Over Power Market Rate

Households may have paid £150 over the odds for their electricity over the past three years

It won't be long, but the tradition of the mad dash for the Boxing Day Sales could become a thing of the past. For one, counterpart Web sites of retailers that participated in the annual discounted selling spree had laid down their wares much earlier as A

House of Fraser Rakes in Record Christmas Sales

Online shopping helps House of Fraser gain its best ever Christmas trading period on record

People walk past Debenhams department store on Oxford Street, in central London. Retailers have started offering discount ahead of Thanksgiving, Black Friday and Christmas. (Photo: REUTERS/Ki Price)

Debenhams CFO Simon Herrick Resigns After Massive Profit Warning

Debenhams shares plummeted after retailer announced Christmas trading profits were disappointing

Cyber Attacks Put 465,000 JPM Card Users at Risk (Photo: Reuters)

JPMorgan Top 'Code Staff' Earn £2m in 2012

JPM top employees earns millions despite the bank's raft of legal woes

Top New Year's Resolutions for Working Conditions in 2014

Some of IBTimes UK's global business team reveal their wishes for the new year for workers

UK's FTSE 100 Clocks Best Annual Performance Since 2009

Britain's stock index up 14.4% in 2013 as it celebrates 30th anniversary.

Payday Lending: Church of England Pensions Still Linked to Wonga

The Archbishop of Canterbury admitted the CoE had failed to sell off its investment in the company

Debenhams Shares Plunge 14% on Poor Christmas Sales

Britain's second-largest department store retailer says trading in run up to Christmas was disappointing.

Top New Year's Resolutions for Banking, Politics and Tax 2014

Some of IBTimes UK's London business team reveal their wishes for the new year

Barclays CEO Antony Jenkins abstained from receiving a bonus in light of a raft of banking scandals. (Photo: Reuters)

Barclays CEO Antony Jenkins: My BBC Guest Editor Stint is Not Self-Serving Twaddle

Jenkins is BBC Radio 4 Today programme's guest editor on 31 December

Goldman Sachs axed bonuses by 35% (Photo: Reuters)

Goldman Sachs Senior Bankers Earned £2.7m in 2012

Senior code staff enjoyed a 50% wage rise on 2011

'Big Six' Energy Chiefs to Face Parliament Over Christmas Storm Outages

Bosses from companies such as npower, Centrica and EDF will give evidence to MPs

Romanian Official: British Bankers Worse than Roma Beggars

Adviser to Romanian PM slams bankers and hits back at fears over immigration flood.

Why the Best Christmas Films are Actually the Worst

Lianna Brinded delivers the grumpy guide to the public's all time favourite festive films

A view of the Goldman Sachs stall on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange

Goldman Sachs Bonus and Salary Pool Tipped to be $13bn

Media reports say Goldman's remuneration pool will remain largely unchanged from last year.

JPMorgan Plans Banker Bonus Boost Despite Scandals

Reports say JPM plans to boost bonuses for investment bankers

Kanye West Attacks Paparazzi After Being Called a N****r

Kanye West's Luxury Market Criticism Signals 'Extreme' Prices

Rapper who is engaged to Kim Kardashian called Louis Vuitton prices "just too extreme"

RBS to pay out £125m over computer glitch

RBS Banker Salaries to 'Double' to Avoid EU Bonus Caps

Royal Bank of Scotland denies plans for 'widespread' salary increases.

SFO Launches Rolls-Royce Bribery and Corruption Probe

Aerospace and defence group Rolls-Royce reveals Serious Fraud Office investigation

Marks and Spencer Sees Rising Pressure on Disposable Incomes

Marks & Spencer Faces Boycott Over Muslim Pork and Alcohol Policy [VIDEO]

M&S policy allows Muslim shop assistants to refuse selling alcohol and pork