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Leaked Chinese government records also previously revealed that the first case of the virus can be traced back to November 17 in the province of Hubei. The date is more than seven weeks before Chinese officials announced they had identified a new virus and over two months before various cities in the region went into lockdown to contain the spread of the bug. Now, Mr Attwood's death will increase pressure on China over the origins of the pandemic, which has killed millions of people around the world. It will also raise more questions for the WHO, which has been accused of defending and supporting China's alleged cover-up of the origins of the outbreak.

He has also faced accusation of bias, after he was elected to lead the WHO in amid allegations of heavy lobbying by Chinese diplomats. Mr Atwood, who never left the UK, died on January 30 more than a month before what was previously thought to be the UK's first virus death on March 5. Deaths from the illness have to be referred to a coroner. He was admitted to hospital on January 7 with a bad cough before dying a few weeks later, making him the first person outside of China to die of the virus.

Mr Attwood's case will now bolster claims from critics of Beijing who believe the virus may have spread there as early as October. In May, it was revealed that a patient treated in a hospital near Paris on December 27 for suspected pneumonia actually had coronavirus. The patient, who later recovered, said he had no idea where he caught the virus as he had not travelled abroad. A man wearing a protective face mask in Chatham, south-east England.

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He died on January 30 after battling symptoms for several weeks. Beijing has long claimed the virus was first recorded in a wet market in Wuhan just before Christmas. However, Mr Attwood's death will raise questions as to whether China is covering up the true timeline. Under the current Chinese version of events, several cases of a pneumonia-like illness were recorded in the country in late December. Around 44 cases were reported in Wuhan in December in total, including one case that emerged later of a man who reported symptoms on December 8.

Officially, China recorded its first death on January 11, believed to be linked to a wet market in Wuhan, the day before the genetic sequence for the coronavirus was made available for scientists globally. On January 14, the WHO said there was 'limited' human to human transmission of the virus, two days before it later claimed there was 'no clear evidence of human to human transmission'.

Imperial College estimated 4, people could have had the virus in Wuhan, despite official Chinese figures reporting only On January 20, China's National Health Commission admitted there was evidence of human to human transmission. Two days later, the WHO finally accepted human-to-human transmission in Wuhan, though it insisted more research was required.

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By the next day, Wuhan and several other cities had been placed under lockdown, with the virus being found in every province in China by January Paul Attwood's illness in December and his subsequent death do not chime with the international timeline of how Covid spread around the world, because China did not officially report the illness until December 31, at which time it was thought to still be confined to Wuhan. Since the pandemic spread worldwide, reports and theories have emerged surrounding China's honesty about the situation. A timeline shows how China's chain of events and Mr Attwood's case do not line up:.

December 15, British woman Jane Attwood comes down with Covid symptoms, but dismisses it as a bad cold. She continues to attend Christmas parties and care for her elderly parents. He developed a dry cough on December 28 and his symptoms continue to worsen. December The first cases of the coronavirus were flagged to the World Health Organisation by the Wuhan Municipal Health Commission, on December 31, which is when it became public.

At the time, officials in China only reported a cluster of people who had pneumonia with an unknown cause — the coronavirus had not been discovered. Around 44 cases of the mystery illness had been detected in the month of December, which does not include people who were not seriously unwell and in hospital. January 7: Mr Atwood is taken to a Kent hospital because he is struggling to breathe. January 8, It was discovered the mystery cases of pneumonia in China was caused by a new coronavirus.

The official story has been that the Covid virus jumped from an animal - thought to be a pangolin - to humans at Hunan Seafood Market in Wuhan city.

January 9: Wuhan Municipal Health Commission reported the outbreak's first death - a year-old man. January Professor Yuen Kwok-yung, a leading microbiologist, claims he alerted Chinese authorities the coronavirus could spread between humans on January 12 after diagnosing a family of seven in Shenzhen, miles from Wuhan.

January The first case was diagnosed outside of China — a national who had been on holiday in Thailand. She had been quarantined there on January 8. January The WHO said there was 'limited' human-to-human transmission of the, two days before it said there was 'no clear evidence of human to human transmission'.

January The WHO finally issued a statement on January 22 saying that evidence suggested human-to-human transmission in Wuhan but that more investigation was needed. January France informed WHO of three cases of novel coronavirus, all of whom had travelled from Wuhan, the first confirmed cases in Europe. January Mr Attwood, from Chatham, Kent, died on January 30 — more than a month before what was previously thought to be the UK's first virus death on March 2.

They were initially thought to be the first coronavirus cases in the UK. February: Wuhan Institute of Virology filed a patent for the drug Remdesivir, seen as one of the best potential weapons against Covid The Institute found the drug inhibited the virus in lab tests.

February 1: First death of Covid is recorded outside China in the Philippines. He caught it in Singapore and gave it to others on ski trip. Public Health England traced people he had been in contact with in the UK. February The first reported coronavirus death in Europe was an year-old Chinese tourist who died in France. February US Senator Tom Cotton becomes the first high-profile US politician to raise the possibility that the coronavirus 'originated'— or, presumably, was created—in a lab in Wuhan. February Cases of Covid outside China exceeded those within.

F ebruary The first British victim dies on board the Diamond Princess cruise ship which suffered an outbreak infecting people. March 5: The first death is confirmed in the UK as diagnosed cases of Covid begin to surge. March WHO states Covid as a pandemic. March Lockdown is enforced in the UK due to rising infections. It is not clear exactly how many people had caught the virus due to limits on testing. April: Various reports continue to claim the coronavirus escaped a laboratory in Wuhan. However, there is no solid evidence of any kind that the coronavirus was released accidentally from a lab.

Remember, China has a history of infecting the world, and they have a history of running substandard laboratories,' he added.

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The bat-infested copper mine in Mojiang, western China, was home to a coronavirus that left six adult men sick with pneumonia and three of them dead. But Chinese researchers do not seem to have been forthcoming about the fact they found such a similar virus almost a decade ago in , and especially not that it killed three men when it was discovered. However, the death of Mr Attwood, recorded on January 30, has thrown the timeline into chaos.

By February 25, cases outside China had exceeded those within, although there is increasing doubt over the accuracy of Beijing's figures.