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Gas prices soar after reports pipeline leak is “not an accident”

The pipeline, which started to leak over the weekend, runs between Finland and Estonia, across the bay of Finland.

Newsroom October 12 01:53

UK gas prices soared on Tuesday afternoon after Swedish and Finnish media reported that Finland’s government is set to say that damage to an underwater gas pipeline was not accidental.

The pipeline, which started to leak over the weekend, runs between Finland and Estonia, across the bay of Finland.

It comes into land around 40-50 kilometres (25-31 miles) to the west of the two countries’ capitals, Helsinki and Tallinn.

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But on Tuesday, authorities in Finland called the media to a press conference, Swedish Radio, Finnish newspaper Iltalehti and state broadcaster Yle all reported.

Yle said that a press conference, originally scheduled for 2pm local time, has been delayed until 6pm local time (4pm BST).

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