Can Liz Truss outlast a lettuce, UK tabloid asks in Twitter put up

A British newspaper on Friday pitted Liz Truss in a race towards a lettuce, asking readers in the event that they thought the under-fire UK prime minister would lose her job earlier than the vegetable decayed.

The tabloid Daily Star arrange a stay feed of an unrefrigerated iceberg subsequent to a photograph of Truss.

“Which wet lettuce will last longer?,” it requested in a Twitter put up displaying the feed that had garnered over 50,000 likes in its first 5 hours on-line.

Is Liz Truss extra sturdy than a moist lettuce?

The nation is about to seek out out 👀#LizVsLettuce pic.twitter.com/OvCdJ3f7ZT

— Daily Star (@dailystar) October 14, 2022

The stunt echoed a remark on the different finish of Britain’s journalistic spectrum. In a column revealed this week titled “The Iceberg Lady”, the Economist journal described Truss as having “the shelf-life of a lettuce”.
Truss on Friday fired her finance minister, Kwasi Kwarteng, after simply 38 days in workplace.

The duo have been beneath mounting stress to reverse a disastrously acquired financial bundle that pressured the Bank of England to intervene within the bond market and prompted Conservative Party colleagues to overtly talk about whether or not they need to get replaced.