Commuter swap: Changing bus for a car share
Everyone wants to cut congestion on Britain's roads, but how best to go about it? Janet Powell gives a car share a spin for a week.

Following in the footsteps of man
Louise Hoole will not rest until she has walked round the world. On Tuesday, months after an unplanned stay in intensive care, she is going back on the road.

What is the Magazine?
Some questions about The Magazine, plus contact details.

Changing car for bike
We challenged three drivers to give up their cars for a week, and find an alternative way into work. Could they stick it? Would they like it?

Changing car for bus and train
We challenged three drivers to give up their cars for a week, and find an alternative way into work. Could they stick it?

The tyranny of yoga
With 'spiritual spending' a booming market, advertisers are keen to appeal to those seeking well-being. No wonder we can feel pressured to keep up with the bendy bunch.

What happened to post box tabs?
All round the UK, the tabs in post boxes which used to tell people which would be the next collection are now a thing of the past. Why?

More of your Limericks
To mark National Poetry Day, we invited you to take part in our Limerick challenge. Here are some more of your best.

The legacy of John Paul II
As John Paul II marks 25 years as head of the Catholic Church, Peter Gould assesses the impact of one of the longest-reigning popes.

Will Rambo Smith see off critics
BBC News Online's Nick Assinder examines whether the Tory leader's tougher talking style will see off critics within his party.

Baghdad Diary
BBC News Online's Martin Asser takes a look at how ordinary Iraqis are coping with the changes to their everyday lives.

The Lunchtime Bonus Question
Welcome to the Lunchtime Bonus Question.

Faces of the week
Jonny Wilkinson could achieve superstar status in the Rugby Union World Cup. But does he seek it?

10 things we didn't know
It's easy to lose track of the news. So at the end of the week, it's good to keep an eye on some of those things which shouldn't go unnoticed.