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Tony Blair

Letter from London: The Blunderdome

January 21st, 2001 | Posted in The New Yorker, Articles | No Comments
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Download the PDF How could any one building have produced such hostility?

Throughout the month of December, the people of Britain were bombarded by a radio advertisement that made light of what many consider to have been the country's most embarrassing failure in years. "When your kids ask you one day what the Millennium Experience at the Dome was like, what will you tell them?'' a gentle voice began, its echo of Churchill invoking memories of the nation's finest hour. "So what was it like, Dad?" a child asks. Read more »