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Nigel Burton

Darlington

Group Editor at Newsquest

Group Editor at Telegraph and Argus

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Articles

  • 1 week ago | thetelegraphandargus.co.uk | Nigel Burton

    Scarborough South Bay - get up early and celebrate the solstice with sunrise yoga The summer solstice on June 21 brings the longest day ‒ and might be a good reason to get up early to see the sunrise at 4am.

  • 2 weeks ago | worcesternews.co.uk | Nigel Burton

    Until fairly recently, the Mercedes range had no fewer than five cabrios to choose from. Now that’s been whittled down to just two: the range-topping SL sports grand tourer, which falls under the ageis of AMG, and the car you see here: the CLE. Essentially a distillation of all the best bits of the C and E-Class cabrios that went before it, the CLE straddles the compact and medium sized premium soft-top class, but that doesn’t mean compromises have been made.

  • 3 weeks ago | thenorthernecho.co.uk | Nigel Burton

    Datsun was the original name given to cars built by Nissan and sold in Europe. The badge was dropped in 1984 in favour of the parent company's brand. Going through a rebrand is a risky and very expensive business. In Datsun/Nissan’s case it cost the company half a billion dollars… in 1984. Today that translates to roughly $1.3 billion just to change a name plate. And Nissan is far from alone.

  • 1 month ago | gazetteherald.co.uk | Nigel Burton

    TRIBUTES have been paid to the York Press health writer, Dr Zakariya Waqar-Uddin after police found a body. Dr Waqar-Uddin, better known to readers as Dr Zak, had been missing from home since Monday May 12. Police said he had last been seen in the Chroley area of Lancashire, where he had been working as a general practitioner, but believed he was heading to Teesside where he lived and practised for many years.

  • 1 month ago | yorkpress.co.uk | Nigel Burton

    TRIBUTES have been paid to the York Press health writer, Dr Zakariya Waqar-Uddin after police found a body. Dr Waqar-Uddin, better known to readers as Dr Zak, had been missing from home since Monday May 12. Police said he had last been seen in the Chroley area of Lancashire, where he had been working as a general practitioner, but believed he was heading to Teesside where he lived and practised for many years.

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