Top stories in the latest issue:

SELLAFIELD INSECURITY
More cases emerge of worrying security failings at the vast and supposedly highly secretive Sellafield nuclear processing plant.

DOWN THE TUBE
Transport for London needs to find savings of £400m – yet its commercial property division has just written off a huge amount of debt in unpaid rent.

EYE TOLD YOU SO...
As predicted when the coroner limited the scope of his inquiry, the inquest into the Guildford pub bombings has ended without revealing anything new.

CHIPS OFF THE MENU...
Makers of crucial medical equipment are calling for international measures to give them priority over dwindling supplies of semiconductors and microchips.

TRIAL RUN
Before the jury was discharged in a bribery trial over a government contract with Saudi Arabia, the jury heard more about the significance of the deal.

FRIENDLY HIRE
Rishi Sunak is milking his pet freeport policy as he campaigns to become PM – so it's handy that he set out plans for monitoring and evaluating the ports.

LONG HAULS
The Scottish salmon industry is calling for Crown Estate Scotland to invest £10m a year in the coastal areas where its fish farms operate.

BEST BEASTED
Another court case has brought another demand from a judge for more transparency from park home millionaire Alfie Best and his Wyldecrest empire.

LOST CAUSE
Lawyers are to challenge a coroner's ruling that powerful unprescribed drugs found in the blood of an 85-year-old woman played no part in her death.