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The young entrepreneurs who were inspired to succeed by Covid As the jobs market stalls, young people are creating their own opportunities; all they need now is some government support and recognition Wellness entrepreneur: Ama Amo-Agyei developed a brand of hair oil It’s no secret that young people have been among the worst affected by the coronavirus pandemic. Dreams have been crushed and future career prospects feel damaged due to the dire state of the job market. But for some, it has been the push they needed to start their own businesses. Since various parts of the country went into lockdown to combat the spread of the virus, employers who’ve been hit by the nature of the economic downturn, have had to cut a record number of jobs, cancel or postpone interviews and even put their employees on furlough. The Office for National Statistics (ONS) revealed that the UK unemployment rate for people aged between 16 and 64 was estimated at 4.8 per cent, 0.9 percentage points highe