LONDON (Reuters) -The Bank of England said on Monday it planned to delay implementing a final set of post-financial crisis capital requirements for banks until January 2025, bringing Britain in line with the European Union in a move that banks welcomed. Tough bank capital reforms were agreed at a global level after banks were bailed out by taxpayers in the crisis. Lenders already hold far more capital under the initial elements of the “Basel III accord,” whose final elements had been due to come into force in January this year, but were delayed by a year to January 2023 due to COVID-19. The Eu…