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Barclays trio knew Qatari payments were “dodgy”, court hears

Former top Barclays banking executives knew that they were acting illegally in paying the Prime Minister of Qatar, Sheikh Hamad al-Thani, UK£322 million for ‘advisory services’ that were really ‘quid pro quo’ payments for bailing out the bank during the 2008 financial crisis, a UK court has been told.

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