issuing that statement that the pro—minister will respond as required. those getting a questionnaire are expected to answer truthfully, with officers asking them to explain and account for their attendance at events. but, we must be very clear on this. receiving a questionnaire does not mean that someone is going to get found guilty of something, or is going to even get a fine. of course, that's not to say it's all not politically difficult for the prior minister because it is. some supporters say that even if he gets a fixed penalty notice he can continue as prime minister, but others say his position would be untenable. some are wondering if all of this is a worrying distraction from other duties, for example concentrating on what is going on in ukraine. but the armed forces minister this morning insisted the prime minister is fully focused on carrying out his duties. thank you. now a round—up of news in brief. new figures given to the bbc suggest the cost of a super market basket of