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.

Dutch lender Rabobank was fined €774m US, British and Dutch regulators for manipulation Libor (Photo: Reuters)

Libor Fixing Scandal: Rabobank's CEO Piet Moerland Quits With a 'Heavy Heart and Much Consideration' [VIDEO]

Dutch lender fined €774m US, British and Dutch regulators for manipulation Libor

Libor Fixing Scandal: Rabobank's Wout Dekker 'This Should Have Never Happened' [VIDEO]

Dutch lender was fined €774m US, British and Dutch regulators for manipulation Libor

Rabobank's chief executive Piet Moerland is expected to step down earlier than expected following reports that the Dutch lender is on the the cusp of being fined $1bn by US and UK authorities for its alleged role in Libor fixing (Photo: Reuters)

Libor Fixing Scandal: Rabobank Fined €774m as CEO Piet Moerland Quits

Dutch lender says Rinus Minderhoud appointed interim chairman as fine levied for scam involving 30 employees.

Tata Steel to Cut 500 UK Jobs Despite Network Rail Contract

Job cull expected at Scunthorpe, Teesside and Workington work sites despite winning new contract to supply Network Rail.

Russian gas export monopoly Gazprom demanded Ukraine pay an overdue gas bill "urgently" (Photo: Reuters)

Gazprom Sparks European Gas War Fears on Ukraine Overdue Bill Demand

Russian gas export monopoly Gazprom demands Ukraine pays overdue gas bill urgently.

Deutsche Bank Profits Smashed By Mis-Selling Derivatives, Libor and FX Fixing Probe Provisions

German lender is being investigated for Libor fixing, FX rigging and mis-selling derivatives

Judge Dredd and Aliens vs Predator Game Creator Rebellion / Tiga: Transformation from Consoles to Mobile Gaming [VIDEO]

Co-founder of Rebellion Chris Kingsley talks about the sea change from console to casual mobile gaming

In BP's results, the group said it has raised its overall cumulative charge for the spill to $42.5bn, from $42.4bn. (Photo: Reuters)

BP Sold $38bn in Assets to Pay for 2010 Gulf of Mexico Oil Spill

The energy giant has also raised the total amount set aside for spill related issues

However, Standard Chartered's chief financial officer Richard Meddings says headcount is down by about 2,000 from a year ago. (Photo: Reuters)

Standard Chartered Hired 2,000 Compliance and Legal Staff in 3 Years

However, chief financial officer Richard Meddings says headcount is down by about 2,000 from a year ago.

Lloyds Banking Group has added another £750m to its payment protection insurance compensation pot amid a slower-than-expected fall in complaints. (Photo: Reuters)

Mis-Selling PPI: Lloyds' Compensation Pot Hits £8bn [VIDEO]

Lloyds says payment protection insurance complaints are waning but slower than expected.

Swiss banking giant UBS swung back into profit in the third quarter (Photo: Reuters)

UBS Blames Legal Issues War Chest for Dampened Results

Swiss banking giant swung back into profit in the third quarter

Finance director, Richard Meddings, said Standard Chartered didn’t expect to reach its target of at least 10% revenue growth this year (Photo: Reuters)

Standard Chartered Will Fail to Reach Full Year 10% Growth Target

Emerging markets bank reveals in its trading update that revenue slumped in first three months to 30 September.

Energy regulator data shows wholesale prices only rose by 1.7% while bills are set to increase by 11.1% (Photo: Reuters)

Ofgem Data Debunks Energy Companies' Price Hike Reasons

Energy regulator data shows wholesale prices rose 1.7% while bills set to increase by 11.1%.

MRY, a branding and creative technology company which works with Coca Cola, Visa and Microsoft, says that there are huge misconceptions about the market which has led to many groups missing out on key advertising demographics. (Photo: MRY)

Mobile Gaming, Branding and Advertising with MRY: Women Are the Biggest Purchasing Decision Makers and Gamers [VIDEO]

Nadya Powell, MD EMEA, MRY says more advertising spend needs to be allocated to mobile gaming

Reviewers to recommend that RBS will not be broken up but instead will create an internal ‘bad bank’ (Photo: Reuters)

Government Looks at Ring Fencing 'Bad Bank' within RBS

Panel to recommend that RBS not broken up internal 'bad bank' created instead.

NYSE Road Tests £11bn Twitter IPO to Avoid Nasdaq's Facebook Debacle

The New York Stock Exchange on Saturday did a test run of Twitter's IPO

Whistleblower says energy giant boosts balance sheet with from customers with outstanding credit on their accounts (Photo: Reuters)

British Gas Pockets £20m of Customer Bill Credit

Whistleblower says energy giant boosts balance sheet with outstanding credit from customer accounts

What happens to leftover clothing? (Photo: Reuters)

Global Retailers 'Destroy' Unsold Clothes and Shoes

In response to a tweet by journalist Caitlin Moran, a legion of former retail workers have alleged that stores burn unsold clothes instead of giving them to charity.

Panmure Gordon places a 'Buy' recommendation on the Royal Mail shares (Photo: Reuters)

Royal Mail Shares Tipped to Soar Over 70% to 570p

Panmure Gordon places a 'Buy' recommendation on Royal Mail shares.

McLaren F1 driver Lewis Hamilton of Britain, Ferrari F1 driver Fernando Alonso of Spain, Red Bull F1 driver Mark Webber of Australia, F1 commercial supremo Bernie Ecclestone, McLaren F1 driver Jenson Button of Britain and Red Bull F1 driver Sebastian Vett

Bernie Ecclestone's F1 Faces Court Over Constantin Medien $100m Lawsuit

German media firm is seeking damages over a deal that made CVC Capital Partners Formula One's main shareholder

Casual Games like Angry Birds and Candy Crush Stealing Traditional Advertising Market Share - Spilgames (Photo: Spilgames)

Spil Games on Online and Mobile Advertising: Casual Games like Angry Birds and Candy Crush Stealing Market Share [VIDEO]

Bas Seelen, vice president of advertising at Spilgames talks about the rise of casual gaming stealing market share

Factbox: Twitter IPO's Rich List

IBTimes UK takes a look at who could secure a financial windfall from the social media giant's floatation

Twitter was founded in early 2006 and has 230 million active users creating over 500 million tweets a day. (Photo: Reuters)

Twitter IPO Price Range Values Social Media Giant at $11bn

Twitter has set a relatively modest price range of $17 to $20 per share

US appeals courts say British bank Barclays must return nearly $300m to hedge fund Black Diamond. (Photo: Reuters)

Barclays Liable for $300m on Black Diamond Swap Derivative Deal Breach

US appeals courts say British bank must return nearly $300m to hedge fund Black Diamond.

Bully-Banks' Brolly-Day Assembly outside the Houses of Parliament as small businesses and their MPs urge the Treasury and the FCA to make the banks pay proper and prompt redress to small businesses mis-sold IRSAs. (Photo: IBTimes UK)

Mis-Selling Derivatives Bully-Banks Q&A: 'Banks Delivering Redress at a Snail's Pace' [VIDEO]

Group founder Jeremy Roe tells us about the lack of redress and help for businesses in financial distress

Vedanta Hedging's managing director Abshishek Sachdev is an independent expert on mis-selling derivatives but has also advised politicians over the scandal (Photo: IBTimes UK)

Mis-Selling Derivatives Independent Expert Q&A: Banks Rake In Profits on Redress Review [VIDEO]

Vedanta Hedging's Abhishek Sachdev speaks to IBTimes UK about hidden liabilities, embedded swaps and consequential losse

Sajid Javid MP (last on the right) with George Osborne (Photo: Sajid Javid Facebook)

Mis-Selling Derivatives: Sajid Javid Reveals FCA Has Grounds to Implement Review Deadline

Treasury minister says banks taking years to agree interest rate swaps compensation.

Solicitor and Barrister from LexLaw, Ali Akram, talks to IBTimes UK about legal rights surrounding the mis-selling derivatives scandal (Photo: IBTimes UK)

Mis-Selling Derivatives Lawyer Q&A: Ticking Timebomb of Legal Rights [VIDEO]

LexLaw solicitor and barrister Ali Akram tells IBTimes UK about the legal options for businesses in distress

Guto Bebb MP speaks to IBTimes UK about the mis-selling derivatives scandal (Photo: IBTimes UK)

Mis-Selling Derivatives Guto Bebb MP Q&A: Exclusive Developments with FCA, Banks and Parliament [VIDEO]

IBTimes UK speaks exclusively to APPG founder and Aberconwy MP on the Parliamentary backbench debate

Mobile Gaming, Branding, Advertising with Generation Media: The Huge Shift in Budget Allocation [VIDEO]

Generation Media's head of digital Martin Doyle talks about the massive shift from TV to online and mobiles