"The scale is what makes it so extraordinary," Neil Redfern from the Council for British Archaeology says comparing HS2 to other big development projects.
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Radio 2 head Helen Thomas said the station's presenters were "hugely excited" to be coming to the city, while Stirling Council leader Susan McGill said the event would be a "huge boost" to the city and surrounding region.