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

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.

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

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

Christmas Shopping for iPads and Lingerie Boosts John Lewis Sales

Britain's biggest department store group John Lewis posted a 4.2% year-on-year increase in sales

Tiffany Outlook Tumbles on Swatch $449m Lawsuit

Luxury jeweller is to pay nearly half a billion dollars in damages to watch maker

Blockbuster in Administration to Cost Taxpayers £7m

Blockbuster's parent company, TS Operations Limited, filings show millions of pounds lost

Oxford University student downing champagne could knock wealthy Arab's vision of institution as height of good taste PIC: Reuters

Champagne Sales Loses Fizz for 2nd Consecutive Year

Italian prosecco has overtaken champagne sales for the first time ever in Britain

Payday Loan Customers to Halve on Political Attacks and New Regulation

Interest rate caps, advertising ban and political criticism weigh on the industry

FX Fixing Scandal: Global Regulators Find Chat Room Evidence of Trader Collusion

Media report says global investigation into currency market manipulation is drawing to a close

Deutsche Bank declined to comment on reports that it is talking to 50 employees over possible Libor rigging allegations (Photo: Reuters)

Deutsche Bank Wins $330m Mortgage Lawsuit Dismissal on Statute of Limitations

Bank hails victory as plaintiffs were time barred from filing lawsuits

Hong Kong Cracks Down on Accounting Scandals with Corporate Fraud Taskforce

The Securities and Futures Commission (SFC) launches independent task force to detect fraud following accounting scandals

Memorials to mark 11th anniversary of 9/11 attacks

US Citizens Sue Saudi Arabia for 9/11 al-Qaeda Attack Compensation

A US appeals court revives liability suit for 9/11 victims versus Saudi Arabia

Top 10 Technologies to Help Santa Deliver Xmas Presents: From Amazon Drones to Chinese Super Computers

IBTimes UK takes a look at what cutting edge technologies Santa can use to help him

RBS CEO Ross McEwan Blames Decades of Investment Failure on Banking Outage (Photo: RBS)

Christie's Reveals Bankrupt Detroit Has $867m Worth of Art

Detroit paid British auction house Christie's $200,000 to value its art collection

Christie's Taps into Emerging Market Wealth with India Art Auction Launch

The famous auction house hopes to tap into India's wealthy elite market.

HMRC Slams UK Politicians' Tax Report for 'Selective and Misleading Figures'

HMRC hits back at the PAC report that says it is too lenient on tax avoidance

Turkey's Isbank Hit with $26.5m Tax Fine

Turkey is also facing a raft of high profile bribery and corruption scandals related to Fethullah Gulen

Serco Hit with £17m Electronic Tagging Scandal Review Costs

Serco is also set to update on whether it is allowed to sign new contracts

Mis-Selling PPI Scandal: RBS Compensation Pot Hits £2.6bn

RBS Bans Multi-Dealer Chat Rooms for Market Traders

The Royal Bank of Scotland is the latest group to ban the electronic form of communication

'Big Six' Centrica to Return £420m to Shareholders

UK's Centrica is selling three gas-fired power stations in Texas

UK Tax Avoidance: Politicians Slam HMRC for Being Too Lenient on Big Business

Britain's Public Accounts Committee's annual report on tax collection says HMRC is too corporate friendly.

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