Sophy Ridge will be joined by guests to discuss the biggest political stories of the week.
The broadcast will have plenty of talk about on Sky News' flagship Sunday show. Ridge has hosted the programme since 2017 and it is the rival to BBC's Sunday with Laura Kuenssberg - which replaced The Andrew Marr Show in late 2022.
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Sophy Ridge joined Sky as a political correspondent in 2011 and rose up through the ranks. The broadcaster launched Ridge on Sunday in 2017 after Dermot Murnaghan moved to Sky New Tonight.
In 2022, Ridge became the host of The Take with Sophy Ridge which also airs on Sky.
Who are the guests on Ridge on Sunday this week?
Sky News has announced the politicans and other guests who will be appearing on Ridge on Sunday on 4 June - the announcement was made on Saturday (3 June). The guests will be as follows:
- Robert Jenrick MP - Minister of State for Immigration
- Jonathan Reynolds MP - Shadow Secretary of State for Business and Industrial Strategy
- Cleo Watson, former deputy chief of staff to Boris Johnson
- Gary Smith, general secretary of the GMB
- Jamie Driscoll, North of Tyne mayor
What channel is Ridge on Sunday on?
It is Sky News' flagship Sunday morning and is on the channel each week. It can be found on channel 501 on Sky, 602 on Virgin Media, 82 on Freeview and 202 on Freesat.
What time does Ridge on Sunday start?
The programme will begin at 8.30am every Sunday.