Top stories in the latest issue:

DRAX EVASION
The National Audit Office's biomass report is damning for the government, but ministers are steaming ahead regardless with their misguided plans.

MONEY TO BURN
The greener "electric arc" furnace provides a useful cover for Tata's closure of its two Port Talbot blast furnaces – but the numbers always favoured closure.

RUBBLE WITHOUT A CLAUSE
The Eye has discovered that £20m was paid out by the South Tees Development Corporation to a company controlled by local businessmen without a contract.

WAIT PROBLEM
The huge NHS waiting list hasn't generated the numbers of lucrative private patients that were anticipated by the government and private hospital bosses.

JAIL DEBATE
A government scheme offering "high-quality apprenticeships" for prisoners has led to fewer than 10 prisoners starting apprenticeships in the first 16 months.

HARM-TWISTING
The charity GambleAware, largely funded by the gambling industry, is thought to be angling for the job of commissioning prevention work, despite concerns.

SLOW PROGRESS
The justice committee's review of the coroners' service only has to look at three recent inquests to see how the system fails mentally ill people and their families.

LOSING GROUND
The Land Registry service is failing in its core task of securing property rights, resulting in years of delays, uncertainty and expense.

MIAMI VICE?
The Miami-based private investment firm that is buying Everton FC has chequered interests to match those of the departing owner.