Well, it's something that's very difficult for us to recapture now because, of course, the most notorious element of London during the war was the blackout.
Widespread " brownouts" across the country in 1998 made power companies scramble to build new gas-fired stations, only for these to come on line in time for the 2001 recession.
And it made, I think, the emotional atmosphere of the war even more difficult, that people would go out in the blackout and they couldn't see anything.