Sun
The Sun is a British tabloid newspaper, published by the News Group Newspapers division of News UK, itself a wholly owned subsidiary of Lachlan Murdoch's News Corp. It was founded as a broadsheet in 1964 as a successor to the Daily Herald, and became a tabloid in 1969 after it was purchased by its current owner.
People born in Sun (First 49 people) - Page 37
David Macey
Translator
David Goldman
Businessman
Gary Porter
Footballer
George Elliott
Football player
Marjorie Thomas
Opera singer
David Eggleston
John Lathan
Footballer
Corey Barnes
English footballer
KD Davis
Soccer player
Bill Etherington
British Politician
Lee Makel
English footballer
Billy Hogg
English footballer
Jools Jameson
Computer game designer
Rod Culbertson
English actor
Janet Ryder
Welsh Politician
Alan Browning
English actor
Monica Rutherford
Ian Sawyers
Coach
Ronnie Robinson
Sugar Ray Robinson's son
Denise Robertson
Writer
Brooks Mileson
Ken Bolam
British TV producer
Arthur Lawson
British film art director
Tommy Morren
English footballer
Liam Patterson-White
English cricketer
Peter Leng
Ned Liddle
English football player
Ryan Noble
English footballer
Joseph Gillis
British mathematician
Glenn Foot
Prizefighter
Gary Rowell
English former footballer
Robert Sayer
Cartographer
Anna Turvey
Cyclist
Giovanni Reyna
Football player
Tommy Mitchinson
Football player
Bernie Fagan
English former football player
Nigel Glover
Physicist
Alf Young
Football player
Ernie Lotinga
British comedian
Myra Curtis
Civil servant
Fran Williamson
British swimmer
Griselda Allan
Artist
Matthew Potts
English cricketer
Don Airey
Musician
David Corner
Former football player
Charlie Wallace
Footballer
David Bolt
Bowls