内容摘要：The job role cuts are only a proposal, she said, but insisted the university needed to "take difficult decisions" due to the declining international student applications and increasing cost pressures.

The job role cuts are only a proposal, she said, but insisted the university needed to "take difficult decisions" due to the declining international student applications and increasing cost pressures.

The rise in reported cases suggests that measles may be spreading quickly among the community, particularly between unvaccinated individuals.Dr Alasdair Wood, consultant in health protection for UKHSA South West said: “The MMR vaccine is safe and by far the most effective way to protect yourself and those around you.

“Those at the highest risk of severe infection include pregnant women, children under one year old, and immunocompromised individuals."We all have a responsibility to help protect these groups by getting vaccinated and reducing the spread of the infection."Dr Wood said it's "never too late" to get the vaccine, and those who are unsure whether they have received the full two doses should speak to their GP.

"There’s no harm in receiving an additional dose where there is any uncertainty," he added.Dr Wood warned that people can be infectious from four full days before, and until four full days after the initial rash appears.

If you suspect that you or a family member has measles, it is important that you seek medical advice and stay away from schools, large gatherings and workplaces.

A major hospital is checking if patients have been exposed to mpox - formerly known as monkeypox - after a person with the infection visited its emergency department.But in general the price of services, such as theatre and concert tickets, education and health, rose faster than goods.

The cost of housing, including rent, which is calculated under a different headline figure, also rose sharply in the year to November - up by 7.8%.But air travel saw its biggest November price fall since the start of the century.

Prices are almost always rising a bit; around 2% a year is considered a healthy rate of inflation.Much lower than that risks people delaying purchases because they may get cheaper. A little inflation encourages you to buy sooner - and that boosts economic growth.