Liz Truss vs. lettuce Andrew Gilpin, an editor for the British tabloid The Daily Star, talks about the publication's decision to run a livestream that likened Liz Truss' premiership to a head of ...

A head of lettuce has outlasted British Prime Minister Liz Truss, who on Thursday became the shortest-serving leader in the U.K.’s history when she resigned.. On Oct. 14, U.K. tabloid newspaper ...

Lettuce’s shelf life appeared to be too much for Liz Truss. On the same day the British Prime Minister resigned after just six weeks, her main nemesis - a head of lettuce - appears to be as big ...

LONDON — As support withered for Prime Minister Liz Truss of Britain, so did the ball of lettuce. Purchased at a Tesco grocery store for 60 pence (68 cents), the lettuce became a caricature of ...

A head of iceberg lettuce bought for 68 cents outlasted British PM Liz Truss as part of a prank set up by the Daily Star tabloid, which launched a live feed last week showing the vegetable sitting ...

In the end, the lettuce won. Six days ago, Liz Truss’s leadership was in such trouble that a British tabloid began a livestream to test a simple proposition: Could the shelf life of a ...

Well, Liz Truss’s reign has been outlived by a head of lettuce. After 45 days in office, the prime minister resigned on Thursday. It’s not a huge surprise, considering her approval ratings ...

Who will Liz Truss go after next – the lettuce? She, improbable as it may seem, got her lawyers to threaten Keir Starmer with a lawsuit if he continues to say that she ‘crashed the economy ...

Liz Truss has accused activists who ambushed an event to promote her book with a lettuce stunt of suppressing free speech. The former prime minister walked off stage at Beccles Public Hall in ...

Liz Truss today raged at 'far-left activists' attempting to 'suppress free speech' after she stormed off stage after being left humiliated by a banner featuring a lettuce. The former prime ...

Just a plain old common-or-garden lettuce. Since her historic 49-day tenure as prime minister, Liz Truss’s comparative lettuce has refused to wither.