By Andy Bruce LONDON (Reuters) – Bank of England Governor Andrew Bailey, who takes home more than 500,000 pounds ($680,050) a year, faced ire on Wednesday from lawmakers over his call for people to show pay restraint in a bid to curb inflation pressure. Earlier this month politicians and workers’ groups criticised Bailey for telling people not to ask for big pay rises because of the risk this would further stoke inflation pressure. His call for pay restraint followed the worst decade for wage growth since the mid-19th century, according to the Resolution Foundation, and he was accused by some …