内容摘要：Many countries have seen their borrowing costs rise recently, but some have argued that decisions made in last year's Budget appear to have made the UK more vulnerable.

Many countries have seen their borrowing costs rise recently, but some have argued that decisions made in last year's Budget appear to have made the UK more vulnerable.

“Some of it goes back to the now debunked claims between MMR and autism, which isn't there," he said.“Some of the communities are still holding onto that sort of fake news around that.

"It's a challenge to try and overturn some of those myths, which have become more embedded in some communities.”and are estimated to have prevented 20 million cases and 4,500 deaths.The MMR jab, itself introduced nearly 30 years ago, is part of the routine NHS schedule of childhood vaccines. It is given in two doses, the first before age two and the second before age five.

A rise in measles cases had sparked a fresh call for uptake in the measles, mumps and rubella (MMR) vaccine.According to the UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA), 15 new cases of the airborne disease have been recorded in Bristol and Gloucestershire in the last two weeks.

The highly contagious virus can lead to severe complications and even death. Symptoms include a red-brown blotchy rash, cold-like symptoms, sore red eyes and a high temperature.

To prevent further outbreak, UKHSA South West is urging people to stay up to date with their MMR vaccinations to provide the best protection against infection.Whether Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelensky's decision to patch up relations with his US counterpart Donald Trump is wise depends on who you ask in Ukraine.

"A very bad decision," remarked blogger and army serviceman Yuriy Kasyanov, who thinks the US "won't help Ukraine with anything" after this mineral deal is signed."The president behaved with dignity" said former MP Boryslav Bereza, who described Zelensky's softening of tone as an "apology".

Last night, Ukraine's leader gave his evening address from the courtyard outside Kyiv's Presidential Office. It was the same spot where he gave the now famous "we are all here" speech with his cabinet on the second day of Russia's invasion.Back then, he'd turned down offers to leave. Many in the West expected Russia to be in the capital within days, with the president being captured or killed.