Tim Cook answered
There is no such bank, Barclays or otherwise, with the sort code 20-14-42.
What is a Sort Code?
A sort code is used by British banks to direct route money
transfers between themselves via their own clearance organisations.The sort code is usually three pairs
of numbers, e.g., 54-21-06. This identifies both the bank and branch. You can often tell which bank the code relates
to by the first two digits; in this case of ’20,’ this indicates a branch of Barclays.
Six-digit sort codes were brought in during the 1960s as banking
increasingly relied on computerisation, making banks easier to identify
themselves and each other.