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In their investigation. they prefer to once again accuse russia without basis. but the threat that russia could pose to critical national infrastructure at sea — both here in the uk and in europe is being taken increasingly seriously. caroline hawley, bbc news. let's get some of the day's other news from the uk. the treasurer of the scottish national party — colin beattie, is stepping down from the role in the party until a police investigation into the party's finances is concluded. mr beattie was arrested on tuesday and later released without charge pending further investigation. scotlan...

A secret programme looking for targets to sabotage. translation: the media in these countries have made a mistake - in their investigation. they prefer to once again accuse russia without basis. but the threat that russia could pose to critical national infrastructure at sea — both here in the uk and in europe is being taken increasingly seriously. caroline hawley, bbc news. let's get some of the day's other news here in the uk... the treasurer of the scottish national party — colin beattie, is stepping down from the role in the party until a police investigation into the party's finances ...

Meanwhile, uk inflation shot up unexpectedly to 10.4% last month, as vegetable shortages pushed food prices to their highest rate in more than 45 years. earlier, i spoke to fraser mckevitt, he�*s head of retail and consumer insight at kantar uk, who are the analysts who compiled the data. i began by asking him about how striking these new figures are. there are very much striking, in a disappointing way. before christmas, we did see the rate of inflation in groceries come down a little bit, but injanuary it was straight back up again, as in february and march. and this is the ninth month of ...

Colleague has been talking to our business correspondent.- business correspondent. at the moment, business correspondent. at the moment. it's — business correspondent. at the moment, it's about _ business correspondent. at the moment, it's about 10.4%. - business correspondent. at the moment, it's about 10.4%. the business correspondent. at the - moment, it's about 10.496. the bank moment, it's about 10.4%. the bank wanted to be a 2%. you can see the target there on the screen. we have had, it is gone up usually over the past year and that is having a big impact on our pockets and our energy...

Could push the cost of living even further, and would hurt the least well—off. for more on this, i spoke earlier to business correspondent marc ashdown. it is the pace of course at which the prices of goods and services we pay for is rising. at the moment it is at about 10.4%. the bank wants it to be at 2%. it bumbles along at 2% normally. but it has gone up hugely over the past year and that is having an impact on our pockets, the cost of energy and fuel, and staples like cheese and milk have gone up, double digit rises for a lot of our shopping. until now this has been driven by globalfact...