The Sun was launched in 1969 with the slogan “forward with the people,” because that is what we believe in.

The Sun cares about quality of life, the kind of world we live in, and about people. The Sun is more than a newspaper. It is an instigator, an entertainer, a cultural reference point, a finger on the pulse and a daily relationship.

The Sun has been a campaigning newspaper since its inception and continues to be so today, with recent reporting focusing on the plight of refuge shelters for abused women and on male suicide.

The Sun stands for ordinary working people looking to get on, building better lives for themselves and their families, regardless of where they grow up or which school they went to.

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People (35)

Hannah Ferrett

Jane Hamilton

Sophie Swietochowski

David Ross

Richard Stafford

Simon Banks

Alex Bellotti

Katie Edwards

Adam Cannon

Lizzie Parry

Alex Goss

Byron Melton

Chloe Rose

Emma Parry

Holly Christodoulou

Jamie Phillips

Josie O'Brien

Katie Davis

Lottie Hulme

Michael Golson

Paul Sims

Ben O'Driscoll

Victoria Newton

Lizzi Morton

Alana Moorhead

Charlotte Miles

Greg Luckhurst

Alex R Terrell

Jake Heasman

Abigail Wilson

Joe Miles

Jaymes Bryla

Luke Gardener

Phil Harman

Howell Davies