AFP on Monday obtained a highly-anticipated report by a mission of independent experts convened by the World Health Organization detailing the origins of Covid-19, concluding it was very likely that the coronavirus first passed to humans from a bat through an intermediary animal. The report follows a mission by the experts to Wuhan in January 2021, and was drafted with the team's Chinese counterparts. AFP is moving the following stories in connection with the report: Health-virus-WHO-China,WRAP GENEVA An international expert mission to Wuhan has concluded it was very likely that Covid-19 first passed to humans from a bat through an intermediary animal, while all but ruling out a laboratory leak, according to a report obtained by AFP. 800 words 1100 GMT by Nina Larson. Photo. Video. Graphic Health-virus-WHO-China-diplomacy,FOCUS GENEVA The World Health Organization's relationship with China has been under the spotlight since day one of the pandemic -- and faces even more intense scrutiny after the Covid-19 origins report became public. 850 words moved by Robin Millard Health-virus-WHO-China-politics,FOCUS BEIJING The chances of Covid-19 emerging in Wuhan from imported frozen food are very low, international health experts say in a report that downplays one of China's top theories surrounding the origins of the pandemic. 750 words 1100 GMT by Jing Xuan Teng. File video Health-virus-WHO-China-lab,FACTS WUHAN, China The World Health Organization team which investigated the source of the coronavirus in Wuhan in January concluded that it was "extremely unlikely" that the pathogen originated in a top-security lab in the ground-zero Chinese city. 700 words 1100 GMT Health-virus-WHO-China-animals-transmission,FACTS PARIS Wild animals are a reservoir for exotic diseases, including Sars-CoV-2, the virus that provoked the Covid-19 pandemic. Which species transmit them to humans, and where will the next viral leap occur? 800 words 1300 GMT by Amelie Baubeau Health-virus-WHO-China-animals,FACTS PARIS From snakes to pangolins, scientists have scrutinised a Noah's Ark of animals to find the "missing link" that may have transmitted the coronavirus from bats to humans. 550 words 1100 GMT Health-virus-WHO-China-animal-ferretbadger,Q&A HONG KONG A number of animals have been suggested as the intermediary carrier of the coronavirus that has wracked the world for more than a year; most of them are familiar, but you might not have heard of the ferret badger. Here are some facts about this lesser-known creature. 400 words 1100 GMT. Picture. Video Health-virus-WHO-China-timeline,CHRONO GENEVA Ten key moments in the World Health Organization's response to the Covid-19 pandemic, since the first signs were detected in China. 450 words moved afp