British ministers were made “fully aware” by intelligence agencies that China had covered up the true extent of the coronavirus outbreak it was claimed on Sunday night by a senior former MI6 official.
HM’s Government was told “not to believe Beijing’s claims” from the outset and to treat any information coming out of China with scepticism.
A senior, former MI6 official said the intelligence agencies knew what was “really happening” in China and passed that information to ministers.
Doubts have also been expressed as to the origin of the virus after the Chinese Government claimed that the outbreak began in a so-called wet market in Wuhan, where live animals were being sold.

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