From the Guardian's report of Friday's proceedings:
"But on Friday, Katie Gollop QC told the high court in London – where the latest round of the protracted legal battle between Charlie’s parents and Gosh is taking place – that the results were not positive for the 11-month-old. That prompted an outburst from his father, Chris Gard, while his mother, Connie Yates, burst into tears. Yates told Mr Justice Francis that they had not yet seen the report.
Gollop, who is acting for the hospital, subsequently apologised, telling the judge: “Almost all the medical evidence in this case makes for sad reading. I’m very sorry. I didn’t mean to cause distress.”
The barrister Grant Armstrong, who represents the couple, said Gollop should not have broken the news about the scan before Charlie’s parents had read the report."
My thoughts on this - it's a court case, and one where time is critical. The scans are critical evidence. Charlie's parents have had doctors "breaking the news" to them for months, and they've clearly not been able to engage with it. The problem for them is that the court is the one place where their magical thinking can't be allowed to stand unchallenged, and so it's become a battleground in more than the usual sense of that word where a court case is concerned.
I suspect KG was amazed and appalled that the parents hadn't seen/read/studied (we don''t know which one) the scans, but it's a mark of how far their relationship with GOSH has broken down.