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 A&E Departments Miss Four Hour Waiting Time Standard

Accident and emergency departments in England missed the quarterly target

UK House Prices Push Rent to Record High of £770 a Month

Rents across England and Wales up 1.5% over the last twelve months

UK House Price Sentiment Index Grows at Slowest Rate in a Year

Knight Frank/Markit's latest House Price Sentiment Index shows expectations for future growth slows

Muslim School Pupils Don't Know the Difference Between Shariah and British Law, Says Ofsted

London's Mazahirul Uloom School in Tower Hamlets focuses on solely Islamic teachings.

Janus Drew Over $1bn After Bill Gross Joined

George Soros Gives Ex-Pimco's Bill Gross $500m to Invest

Soros Fund Management's Quantum Partners has given Gross a stamp of approval at Janus Capital Management.

Men Given Pain of Childbirth Experience at China Hospital

A hospital in eastern China is offering fathers-to-be a chance to experience the pain

Darling, who returned to frontline politics to led the Better Together campaign to uphold the 307-union with England and Scotland, said the award was "the equivalent of the political gold watch".

Scotland's Herald Honours Alastair Darling with Lifetime Achievement Award

Meanwhile, Nicola Sturgeon was named Scotland's Politician of the Year.

UK's Ofsted to Slam Muslim Schools for 'Not Being Protected from Extremist Views'

However, there'll be no allegations of Trojan Horse style plots to cultivate conservative Muslims.

UK Taxpayers May Spend £3bn to Stop Parliament Falling into 'Ruin'

Newsnight says Palace of Westminster is in much need of repair after 60 years with no renovation.

London Mayor Boris Johnson poses in New York's Times Square after ringing the opening bell at the NASDAQ Market September 14, 2009

London Mayor Boris Johnson Refuses to Pay US Tax Bill Despite Dual Citizenship

US citizens and dual citizenship holders are obliged to file a tax return regardless of domicile.

Julien Blanc: 'Racist and Sexist' Pick Up Artist to be Blocked from UK Entry

Sources say Home Secretary Theresa May will ban the controversial 'dating coach' from getting a visa

Rugby union fly half Ben Botica speaks exclusively to IBTimes TV in London

London Lite: Harlequins Star Ben Botica Unveils His Road to Recovery and his Love for London

Rugby union fly half Botica speaks exclusively to IBTimes TV in London

Citi's Czech retail operations draws interest from five banks

Citi Axing 35 London Trading Jobs Amid FX Fixing Fine

Citi is paying around $1bn in fines to three separate authorities for currency market manipulation

A lake-effect snow storm with freezing temperatures produces a wall of snow travelling over Lake Erie into Buffalo, New York. November 18, 2014. A whirlpool of frigid, dense air known as a "polar vortex" descended Tuesday into much of the Northeastern U

Buffalo Snow Storm Kills Four as State of Emergency Declared in New York

The arctic story led to a towering "wall of snow" six feet high

London Lite: IG Group Celebrates 40 Years in Trading

IG's CFO Chris Hill speaks to IBTimes UK exclusively in London about the milestone company birthday

Chris Hill CFO at IG Group speaks to IBTimes TV

London Lite: IG Group Celebrates 40 Years in Trading With Rugby Team Harlequins

IG's CFO Chris Hill speaks to IBTimes TV exclusively in London about the milestone company birthday

Royal Mail Shares Plunge 9% After Profits Sink Amid Amazon Competition

The delivery service's stock price has fallen dramatically after profits plummeted by 21%

katniss three fingers salute hunger games

Thai Students Arrested After Reviving 'Hunger Games' Salute to Defy Country's Leader

The three finger salute is a symbol of resistance inspired by the Hollywood blockbuster starring Jennifer Lawrence.

Icap Hit by Swap Trading Regulation and Tough Market Conditions

Icap Shares Biggest FTSE100 Losers After Revenue Slump

The world's largest interdealer broker said first half revenue fell 9%.

A surgeon prepares to extract donated organs in Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore (AFP/Getty)

NHS to Publish 'Death Tables' for UK Surgeons

Performance data for almost 5,000 surgeons in England will be released.

July 20, 1969: Buzz Aldrin walks on the surface of the moon. Neil Armstrong, taking the photo, is reflected in his visor

UK Scientists to Send Robots to the Moon 'Powered' by Human DNA

British-led consortium offers donors the chance to put their DNA on the moon in huge crowdfunding campaign.

UN Committee Passes Motion to Probe North Korea for Nazi Era Style Atrocities

Some 111 countries voted in favour while China and Russia voted against a motion.

Newly elected party leader Nicola Sturgeon smiles at the Scottish Nationalist Party (SNP) annual conference in Perth November 15, 2014.

Nicola Sturgeon to Become First Woman to Lead Scotland's Government

Sturgeon expected to officially assume position of First Minister of Scotland later today (19 November).

Scottish Independence Facts: History in the Making

Scottish House Prices Surge 15% After Independence Referendum

Scotland's property prices rose dramatically after Scots voted against independence on 18 September.

Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi Fined $315m Over Doctored Iran Risk Report

Two employees were also banned from working at any other New York banks.

Elon Musk Warns of 'Seriously Dangerous' Artificial Intelligence in 5 Years

Tesla Motors and SpaceX boss is worried about the rapid development of internet based AI

Julien Blanc: How 'Racist and Sexist' Pick Up Artist Can Be Banned Without Committing a Crime

IBTimes UK speaks to an immigration lawyer over the fury surrounding the controversial pick up artist

UK House Prices Fall in September to Average £273,000

Prices in London showed the highest growth with 18.8%

Female members of the sharia police force known as Wilayatul Hisbah (WH) enter a public park as they search for those violating the law during their patrol in Banda Aceh December 6, 2012

Indonesia Forcing Policewomen Applicants to Endure Virginity Tests

Indonesia's national police confirms it still subjects women to the examinations

BBC's Simon Cumbers Killer Sentenced to Death in Saudi Arabia

Cumbers was shot dead in 2004 while filming a BBC report about al-Qaeda.