Interesting.
Sounds like it is very specific to the puberty blockers study that GIDS seemed to abandon (only to hastily revive it after Prof. Michael Biggs asked awkward questions).
These are interesting points:
"This early data was not shared with the Health Research Authority, despite its demands for updates on the study over a period of three years".
"In 2014, despite the patchwork of information about the study - which was still running - a change in Gids' policy was approved by NHS England: children with gender dysphoria, who were just beginning puberty, could now be eligible for blockers.
Gids' data suggests that between 2012 and 2018, 267 people under the age of 15 started using the blockers.
The service told Newsnight the use of hormone blockers at this earlier age "remains only available to a carefully selected group".
NHS England says the policy change followed an evaluation of the study. Newsnight has asked for a copy of this evaluation - but none was provided".
Sounds like Newsnight will be asking questions about the stuff that Prof. Biggs and Heather B-E have already raised.
We know about them, but it's the first time that the public at large will have heard these questions.
About time.