The congestion charge has generated a net revenue of over £1bn since 2003
The biggest congestion charge scheme to launch in any city got off to a smooth start on the morning of 17 February 2003, much to the surprise of London's then mayor Ken Livingstone.
Britain is less happy than in the 1950s despite the fact that we are three times richer. So what exactly makes us happy? A new car, an expensive holiday or simply spending time with friends and family?
Join Rebecca and Kate as they discuss what makes them feel cheerful as well as hear from some experts about where we can find true happiness.
If you want to earn more, work less
http://www.bbc.com/capital/story/20170112-if-you-want-to-earn-more-work-less
Nearly one billion people across the world live in extreme poverty, struggling to survive on the equivalent of about $1.25 a day. The United Nations aims to lift every single one of them out of this category within 15 years.
It's an ambitious target, and this weekend 150 world leaders will meet to work out how they're going to do it. But is it even possible?
The secret to living a meaningful life
http://www.bbc.com/future/story/20170131-the-secret-to-living-a-meaningful-life
Although most people don't have these sums to spend, buying in a time crunch is something we can all relate to.
Whether it's buying Christmas presents on Christmas eve, eyeing the clock as the sales draw to a close, or picking a purchase a couple of minutes before your train departs, we've all felt rushed into making a decision.
take the poo to the loo
Are you taking photos to remember the moment - or to mark where you were and how you felt?
