"Britain is going on a huge spending spree to mark the new millennium. The money is coming from the immensely profitable national lottery. But each of the projects selected for a grant will have to find at least half of the cost themselves. Among the latest ideas to win approval is a scheme to refurbish the ancient baths that give the name to the city of Bath. The Spa has been out of action since 1978. And a futuristic new footbridge is to be built across the Thames in London, connecting St Paul's Cathedral with the Bankside power station -- which is already getting money for transformation into an art gallery. It's already been revealed that a number of the projects will not actually be completed by January 1st 2000. But the most controversy concerns a grant of £400 million towards a giant dome at Greenwich in south east London. Critics have questioned whether it is worth spending so much money on what will only be a temporary exhibition. And it's still not clear exactly what will be inside the Dome.