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António Horta-Osório resigned last week after bank looked into alleged repeated breaches of Covid rules

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Former Labour minister, City grandee and chair of Guardian Media Group, hailed by Gordon Brown

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Antonio Horta-Osório flew in from Switzerland in July without isolating for 10 days, as was required