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.

UK judge awards German lender with bumper compensation amount as Sebastian Holdings tried to claim $8bn in damages (Photo: Reuters)

Deutsche Bank Wins £146m Compensation Against Sebastian Holdings' £5bn Lawsuit [VIDEO]

UK judge awards German lender bumper compensation after Sebastian Holdings tried to claim billions in damages.

British appeals court judge says prosecutors can use Libor related evidence in Barclays vs Guardian Care Homes and Deutsche Bank vs Unitech cases (Photo: Reuters)

Mis-Selling Derivatives: UK Judge Rules Libor Issues Can Be Included in Barclays and Deutsche Bank Court Cases

British appeals court judge says prosecutors can use Libor related evidence in Guardian Care Homes and Unitech cases

To mark the launch of a new robotics stock index, ROBO-STOX, on the Nasdaq a Universal Robots‘ UR5 robot arm, with an integrated three fingered SDH gripper, will reach up and ring the closing bell. (Photo: Universal Robots on YouTube)

Robot to Ring Nasdaq Closing Bell to Mark Robotics Stock Index Launch [VIDEO]

First non-human to ring the Nasdaq closing bell to launch a robotics, automation and related technologies index.

Goldman Sachs Earns $59m in Fees as Twitter Shares Close 73% Above IPO Price

Investment banking giant earns millions for handling the IPO.

Regulator Ofwat Blocks Thames Water 8% Energy Price Hike

Water watchdog says the price hike was not justified.

Banks Braced for Cyber Crime Blitz in War Games Test

Thousands of London's financial staff will be tested on 12 November over their handling of cyber crime.

Sir Patrick Stewart ringing the opening bell at the NYSE for the Twitter IPO (Photo: Patrick Stewart Twitter)

Star Trek's Sir Patrick Stewart at Twitter IPO to 'Make It So' [VIDEO]

X-men and Star Trek star rings the opening bell at the New York Stock Exchange.

Twitter IPO Factbox: Shares to Tank or Soar?

As the social media giants starts trading shares, IBTimes UK takes a look at the key facts

US Hedge Fund and Banker Bonuses to Jump 10% in 2013

Consulting firm Johnson Associates says Wall Street bonuses will rise but there's a disparity between sectors

Financial Conduct Authority has revealed that only £15.3m was paid out to customers in redress since the review process started. (Photo: Reuters)

Mis-Selling Derivatives Factbox: FCA Reveals Only £15.3m in Redress Paid Out

FCA unveils October update report on the interest rate hedging product review with HSBC, Barclays, RBS and Lloyds

According to the FCA's October data on the banks' review of the mis-selling of interest rate swap agreements (IRSA), the overall rate of non-compliant sales stood at 95% (Photo: Reuters)

Mis-Selling Derivatives Scandal: FCA Reveals 95% of Swap Sales Were Non-Compliant

Only £15.3m paid out in redress as Lloyds, RBS and HSBC split redress payments.

Mis-Selling Derivatives: Lloyds to Split Redress and Consequential Loss Payments for All Customers

Lloyds Banking Group revises its split payment system and falls in line with RBS and HSBC.

TNS BMRB polls reveals 47% supporting staying in Britain ahead of referendum in 2014 (Photo: Reuters)

Scottish Independence Poll: Voters Back Union Ahead of Referendum

TNS BMRB poll reveals 47% supporting staying in Britain just a year ahead of referendum.

According to analysis by the CEBR, Scotland's economy is tipped to grow by the healthiest rate since 2007 to reach 2.2% in 2014. (Photo: Reuters)

Scotland's Economy to Recover from Financial Crisis in 2014

CEBR has revised Scotland's economic growth up to 2.2% for the year that the country votes for independence.

The Insolvency Service and the Financial Conduct Authority cautioned inexperienced investors against buying carbon credits (Photo: Reuters)

Traders Swindle £24m from 1,500 Investors in Carbon Credit Scam

Insolvency Service and Financial Conduct Authority warn inexperienced investors against buying carbon credits.

Lloyds Banking Group is the latest group to confirm that it is reviewing its currency trading processes in light of the raft of regulator investigations into the potential manipulation of the FX markets. (Photo: Reuters)

FX Fixing Scandal: Lloyds Launches Internal Review of Currency Trading

Lloyds joins RBS and Deutsche Bank, which are reviewing their FX trading processes.

Centrica Seals £4.4bn Gas Deal with Qatar

One of Britain's largest energy companies has entered into a four and a half year supply agreement.

SSE says politicians and the National Grid have underestimated the risk of power shortages (Photo: Reuters)

SSE Warns of UK Power Shortages and More Price Hikes

Big Six energy firm warns that National Grid has underestimated risk of power shortages.

The giant tech company's, Google, massive demands for office space provides billions of dollars in real estate (Photo: Reuters)

Google Boosts US and UK Property Market by Billions of Dollars

Tech giant's massive demands for office space generates billions in property deals.

British estate agent giant Foxtons revealed that it doesn't see a significant upturn in London property sales transactions. (Photo: Reuters)

Foxtons Does Not See 'Significant Upturn' in London Property Sales

British estate agent giant posted a 17.9% rise in group turnover quarter-on-quarter.

A work by Italian artist Antonio Canaletto is beamed to a wall November 5, 2013, at an Augsburg courtroom during a news conference of state prosecutor Reinhard Nemetz and expert art historian Meike Hoffmann from the Berlin Free University. (Photo: Reu

US Lawyers for Jewish Families Slam €1bn Nazi Art Seizure Process

Collection of 1,500 artworks confiscated by the Nazis was found in Munich apartment.

Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS), Deutsche Bank, JPMorgan, Credit Agricole, Societe Generale and HSBC are tipped to be stung with multi-million euro fines for rate rigging, according to a Reuters report (Photo: Reuters)

Rate Fixing Scandal: EC to Hit RBS, HSBC, JPM and Three Other Banks With Euribor Rigging Fines

Barclays tipped to escape a fine because it alerted the European Commission to suspected wrongdoing.

Moneysavingexpert.com's founder Martin Lewis was the only member out of a panel of four consumer finance advice groups to suggest that there isn't an appropriate place for payday lending in society. (Photo: Parliament TV)

Moneysavingexpert's Martin Lewis 'Struggles to Find Place' for Payday Loans in Society

Lewis says he 'struggles to see an occassion' for when a payday loan is the 'right choice'

Consumer finance champion Martin Lewis says more needs to be done to stop the payday loan debt spiral (Photo: Reuters)

Moneysavingexpert's Martin Lewis Slams 'Desert of Regulation' in Payday Lending

Consumer finance champion says more needs to be done to stop the payday loan debt spiral

Greg Stevens, Chief Executive, Consumer Credit Trade Association says only 36 complaints were lodged at the trade body about payday loan companies in 2013 (Photo: Parliament TV)

Consumer Credit Trade Association Claims Only 36 Payday Loan Complaints Made in 2013

Trade body's chief executive Greg Stevens says there are barely any details of complaints over payday lending.

Wonga's head of regulatory and public affairs says payday loan companies 'do not charge extortionate interest rates' (Photo: Parliament TV)

Wonga's Henry Raine: Payday Loans Are Better Than Banks and Credit Cards [VIDEO]

Wonga's head of regulatory and public affairs says company 'does not charge extortionate interest rates'.

Labour's Caroline Flint says energy bosses should follow in Centrica's footsteps after chief executive Sam Laidlaw pledged to forgo his annual £2.6m bonus amid energy price hike row (Photo: Reuters)

Labour Calls for All Energy Bosses to Forgo Bonuses After Centrica Pledge

Centrica's chief executive Sam Laidlaw pledged to forgo his annual £2.6m bonus amid energy price hike row

Investors that have access to Twitter's internal forecasts have revealed that the social media giant could make $200m by 2015. (Photo: Reuters)

Twitter Tipped to Make $200m in 2015

Investors forecast a doubling in revenue and a surge in profits by 2015.

Embattled British security firm G4S also faces a Serious Fraud Office investigation over its electronic tagging (Photo: Reuters)

G4S to Axe 400 UK Jobs Amid Challenging Conditions and SFO Probe

Embattled British security firm also faces a Serious Fraud Office investigation over its electronic tagging.

Payday Loan Companies Wonga, QuickQuid and Mr Lender Face MP Grilling

Britain's largest three payday lending groups will will appear before the Business, Innovation and Skills Select Committee.