The gag’s masterminds later added a blonde wig, a pair of googly eyes, a cartoon ... table and set Truss’s photo on its back, and the caption “This lettuce outlasted Liz Truss” appeared.

By Daniel Victor 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 ...

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 lettuce. We've been ...

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 ...

The Daily Star’s live stream event began on October 14 following an article in the Economist that suggested Truss would only remain in office as long as the shelf-life of a head of lettuce.

Who would survive longer: the United Kingdom’s prime minister, Liz Truss, or a wilting head of lettuce with a shelf life of just 10 days? By Thursday at lunch time, Britain had its answer.

Liz Truss joined a bare-knuckle fighter at the launch party for his new whiskey brand – and mimicked the ex-convict’s ...

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 ...

A fake blue plaque has been installed outside the supermarket where the lettuce that famously defeated Liz Truss was bought. The commemoration is yet more humiliation for the former prime minister ...

Liz Truss stormed off stage after jokers unveiled a brutal lettuce banner at her book promotion event on Tuesday - but do YOU think the campaign group went too far? Oblivious to the banner behind ...

I wonder if Liz Truss is familiar ... crash the economy. It was Truss herself who tanked her reputation, and the position is irrecoverable. She may as well sue the lettuce.

Less than two years ago, Liz Truss was still the ambitious, bright-eyed foreign secretary preparing to sail into Downing Street with the support of Conservative Party members. Lots has happened ...