By Huw Jones LONDON (Reuters) -Britain’s listed companies have until January 2026 to show what checks they carry out on internal controls each year to ensure the accuracy of information to investors, Britain’s Financial Reporting Council said on Monday, confirming that tougher requirements have been ditched after pushback from industry. Companies are required to comply with the FRC’s Corporate Governance Code, or explain publicly if they choose not to, and in November the watchdog said it would ditch the bulk of its proposals aimed at toughening up the code. It had faced opposition from the Lo…