The Sun today confirms its Lobby team with several new appointments strengthening our commitment to non-stop politics coverage across seven days in print and online.

Harry Cole is Political Editor of The Sun

Kate Ferguson is The Sun on Sunday’s Political Editor

Ryan Sabey is promoted to Deputy Political Editor of The Sun

Jonathan Reilly is promoted to new role of Westminster Editor working Tuesday to Saturday and will also deputise for Kate on the Sun on Sunday

Natasha Clark is now promoted to Chief Political Correspondent as well as continuing to cover the environment beat.

Jack Elsom is promoted to Political Correspondent

Noa Hoffman joins as Political Reporter

Victoria Newton, Editor-in-Chief of The Sun says: “Reporting from the House of Commons, The Sun’s brilliant political team have broken a string of fantastic exclusives.

“Consistently holding power to account, they champion the freedoms and rights of our readers every single day and campaign passionately on their behalf.

“We’re at a pivotal moment in British politics and, with war in Europe and a cost of living crisis raging, their work has never been more important.”

The integrated team will be filing exclusive stories and analysis for both the The Sun and The Sun on Sunday, as well as thesun.co.uk

Harry Cole won Scoop of the Year in 2021 for The Sun’s world exclusive on Matt Hancock’s affair with his aide where The Health Secretary’s breaching of his own social distancing rules led to a national public outcry and, within 72 hours, his resignation. The Sun then fought for press freedom as an instrument of democracy in the wake of the ICO investigation.

The Sun’s newest Political Reporter, Noa Hoffman broke the story of how Chris Pincher, the Conservative deputy chief whip, had sensationally quit after allegedly groping two men while drunk.