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.

Charts in Focus: Lukewarm Q2 Start for China Economy

IBTimes UK takes a look at the China's economy as headline growth improved modestly at start second quarter

Centrica Freezes UK Energy Bills on Cold Snap Profits

Britain's largest gas supplier to use profits made from the cold snap to curb consumer tariffs.

Lloyds Banking Group Chairman, Win Bischoff, arrives for the British Bankers' Association (BBA) annual international banking conference in London October 17, 2012 (Photo: Reuters)

Sir Winfried Bischoff Profile: Lloyds Chairman To Retire

IBTimes UK takes a closer look at Lloyds Banking Group chairman following his retirement announcement

Sir Winfried Bischoff to retire by May 2014 (Photo: Lloyds Banking Group website)

Lloyds Chairman Sir Winfried Bischoff To Retire

Lloyds Banking Group chairman reveals he will be retiring by this time next year

Mark Carney Profile: Incoming Bank of England Governor

IBTimes UK looks at the new BoE governor ahead of G7 meeting with Britain's UK Chancellor George Osborne

Britain's Chancellor of the Exchequer George Osborne (2nd L) speaks, as he sits next to the German Federal Minister of Finance Wolfgang Schauble (L), the Managing Director of the International Monetary fund, Christine Lagarde (2nd R), and Canada's Ministe

G7 Chiefs Knuckle down on Bank Reforms and Growth [VIDEO]

After Cyprus' near meltdown, G7 finance ministers will be focusing on banking and finance reforms.

Charts in Focus: Government Regulation is Good for Business

IBTimes UK looks at key charts that show cross-border business is aided by domestic regulation

Schuman Declaration Anniversary: Original Speech and Video

To mark the 63rd anniversary, IBTimes UK presents an exerpt of Robert Schuman's original speech with translation

Lloyds Banking Group To Axe 850 UK Jobs

Part state-owned bank reveals it is cutting headcount as part of its Strategic Review

A man holds a sign reading: "Budget = hunger, unemployment" during an anti-austerity protest in front of Portugal's parliament in Lisbon November 27, 2012. (Photo: Reuters)

Portugal Unemployment Rate Hits Record 17.7%

Portugal's jobless rate surges in the first quarter this year

People reach out to take fruits and vegetables freely distributed by farmers during a protest against high production costs outside the Agriculture Ministry in Athens February 6, 2013 (Photo: Reuters)

Greece Unemployment Hits Record High of 27% - Elstat [VIDEO]

Elstat's jobless rate for Greece reaches 27% on back of austerity-fuelled recession.

Supporters of the extreme-right Golden Dawn party hold flares as they chant the national anthem, during a rally over the crisis in Cyprus, outside the German embassy in Athens March 22, 2013. Cyprus was just hours away from a deal on Friday to raise billi

Schuman Declaration to European Union: From Unification to Nationalism Resurgence

Lianna Brinded looks at the EU's path from unification to the re-rise of nationalism

Sir Alex Ferguson's Retirement: Manchester United Shares Tank on New York Opening

Football club's stock price plummets on New York Stock Exchange open following Fergie's announced retirement.

Sarah Churchman, head of diversity at PwC speaks with IBTimes UK about women in the boardroom and equality (Photo: IBTimes UK)

Smashing the Glass Ceiling: Q&A with PwC's Sarah Churchman [VIDEO]

PwC's head of diversity speaks to IBTimes UK about women in the boardroom.

Switzerland Fails in Bid to Extradite HSBC Tax Whistleblower Herve Falciani

Spain rules against extraditing former HSBC employee who's charged with stealing data used to pursue tax evaders

Sir Alex Ferguson's Retirement: Man Utd Share Price Predicted to Rise

Paddy Power take bets on Manchester United shares to rise by the end of 2013 on Fergie's departure

Sir Alex Ferguson's Retirement: It's Like Enduring Death say Business Professors

Cass Business School professors say losing Manchester United's manager "is like losing a family member"

Standard Chartered: Blip in Bank's Winning Streak

As emerging market bank's stock tanks, Lianna Brinded wonders if it is losing its edge.

Smashing the Glass Ceiling: Q&A with Sarah Churchman PwC

Speaking with IBTimes UK on camera, Sarah Churchman details new emerging trends in the fight for equality, as well as company responsibility to draw in more female applicants in male-dominated sectors, such as tech and finance, at an earlier age.

International Monetary Fund (IMF) Managing Director Christine Lagarde speaks at the seminar on Fiscal Policy, Equity, and Long-Term Growth in Developing Countries during 2013 Spring Meeting of the International Monetary Fund and World Bank in Washington,

Will International Monetary Fund UK Visit Spark Row?

After IMF chief Christine Lagarde slammed US for 'severe' spending cuts, Lianna Brinded looks at what's in store for Britain.

Mis-Selling Derivatives Scandal: The Murky World of Administration [VIDEO INVESTIGATION]

IBTimes UK investigates businesses in limbo after falling into insolvency

Mis-Selling PPI and Fraud Insurance: HSBC Stung With $164m Bill

UK customer redress programmes cost the bank $164m in the first quarter this year

Mis-Selling Derivatives Scandal: The Murky World of Administration

IBTimes UK investigates businesses in limbo after falling into insolvency

Investors monitor stock market prices in Kuala Lumpur May 6, 2013. Malaysian stocks surged nearly 8 percent to a record high and the local currency jumped to its strongest in 20 months on Monday after the Barisan National (BN) coalition extended its 56-ye

Malaysian Elections In Numbers: Barisan Nasional Stays in Power

IBTimes UK takes a look at one of the fastest growing economies in the world

Selwyn Blair-Ford, head of global regulatory policy at Wolters Kluwer (Photo: IBTimes UK)

Wolters Kluwer's Selwyn Blair-Ford: Capital Requirements Will Hurt Bank Profits [VIDEO]

Wolters Kluwer’s regulatory policy chief says capital and liquidity costs will hurt banks' bottomline in IBTimes UK Q&A.

Glencore Xstrata: Analysts' Ratings Snapshot

IBTimes UK delivers a snapshot of what the analysts recommend on the commodities giant's stock market debut.

Mis-Selling Derivatives: RBS Boosts Swaps Provision By £50m

RBS says in its first quarter results that it will increase the provision pot to £750m in total

Timeline and Factbox: Glencore and Xstrata Merger

As the newly combined company starts trading its shares, Lianna Brinded details the timeline of events

Peter Voser, CEO at Shell plans to retire in 2014 (Photo: Reuters)

Leader Profile: Shell CEO Peter Voser To Step Down in 2014

As Voser announces his 2014 retirement, Lianna Brinded takes a close look at the oil giant's leader

(L-R) Gas markets, safety in the Gulf of Mexico, carbon markets and the power industry have all experienced their own scandals. (Photos: Reuters)

Top Energy Debacles & Scandals: Manipulation, Mis-Selling and Fraud

After Ofgem announced six energy firms are under investigation, IBTimes UK took a look at the market's largest scandals

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