By David Milliken and Huw Jones LONDON (Reuters) -The Bank of England said on Thursday that it might not go ahead with plans announced in December to raise banks’ capital requirements in the coming quarter, given Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. The BoE said major British lenders’ capital and liquidity position remained strong, but economic uncertainty meant it might not be appropriate to raise cyclical capital requirements that are linked to economic recovery. “Global financial markets, particularly for commodities, have been volatile and uncertainty over the economic outlook has increased signi…