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Covid live news: all 16- and 17-year-olds in England to be offered first jab by 23 August

UK department of health says the date will give teenager change to build up immunity before school starts

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A million workers are still employed by businesses at risk of closure over the next three months, as the government is poised to withdraw critical Covid support schemes, according to new analysis.

One in 16 firms say that they are now at risk of closure in the next quarter, the study by the LSE’s Programme on Innovation and Diffusion (POID) has found.

Related: A million jobs in peril as one in 16 firms say they are at risk of closure

The Philippines recorded 14,749 new coronavirus cases on Sunday, its second-largest daily increase, bringing the country’s total confirmed infections to 1.74 million.

The Department of Health also reported an additional 270 deaths, the third highest one-day rise in fatalities, increasing the death toll to 30,340.

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