LONDON, March 9 (Reuters) - Bank of England Governor Andrew Bailey must clarify “apparent contradictions” in evidence he gave to a parliamentary enquiry about his role in the collapse of investment group London Capital & Finance, lawmakers said on Tuesday. Bailey gave evidence to parliament’s Treasury Committee on Feb. 8 about the collapse of LCF in 2019 while he was chief executive of the Financial Conduct Authority, after heavy criticism of the FCA in a report by former judge Elizabeth Gloster. Gloster had disagreed with Bailey’s account of a dispute between them over whether regulators should be held personally responsible or culpable in her report, as well as a range of other issues. (Reporting by David Milliken Editing by William Schomberg)