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A new plaque marks the point where HS2’s Euston Tunnel passes beneath the Brunel family’s final resting place. The project is continuing its underground route towards central London and the West Midlands.

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00:00A blue plaque has been installed above the HS2 tunnel route beneath the final resting
00:05place of engineering pioneers Isambard Kingdom Brunel and his father, Sir Mark.
00:10The plaque marks the spot where the New Euston Tunnel passes beneath Kensal Green Cemetery
00:16in West London.
00:17HS2 chief executive Mark Wild says the Brunel's work helped shape modern tunneling and railways.
00:23Sir Mark developed the tunnel shield while his son built the Great Western Railway.
00:28The two HS2 tunnel boring machines are travelling from Old Oak Common towards Euston.
00:34HS2 says the tunnel will eventually connect the capital with the West Midlands as work
00:40continues on Britain's new high-speed railway.
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