UK Says It Shares US Concerns Over WHO COVID-19 Mission to China

Britain's Foreign Affairs Secretary Dominic Raab walks outside Downing Street in London on Feb. 3, 2021. John Sibley/Reuters

LONDON—British foreign minister Dominic Raab said on Feb. 14 that he shared concerns about the level of access given to a World Health Organization COVID-19 fact-finding mission to China, echoing criticism from the United States.

The White House on Feb. 13 called on China to make available data from the earliest days of the novel coronavirus outbreak, saying it had “deep concerns” about the way the findings of the WHO’s COVID-19 report were communicated.