London's Olympic legacy
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Ten years ago today, 900 million people watched London’s Olympic opening ceremony, marking the start of a games which, it was hoped, would help regenerate a corner of East London. Looking at the site now, how have those hopes held up?
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Guests:
- Jonathan Morrison, architecture correspondent, The Times.
- Mike Brooke, senior reporter, Archant press.
Host: Edward Drummond.
Clips: BBC, CNN.
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