British Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab has said it is “unlikely” he will attend the Winter Olympics in Beijing next year. The government has faced calls from a chorus of MPs to stage a diplomatic boycott of the Games due to take place next February because of Chinese government action in Xinjiang, Tibet, and Hong Kong. Ministers have said they will make a formal announcement on the UK’s position “in due course,” but Raab said on Thursday that he will probably not attend. “In general, I think, and you are seeing it now, we are mindful not to try and overly politicize the Olympics,” the foreign secretary told Sky News. He said whether athletes will participate in the games is “decided as a matter of law independently by the IOC [(International Olympic Committee)], ” adding that there are “great sensitivities around Xinjiang and things like that.” “We will decide our level …