It was a decade ago that former Prime Minister Liz Truss bragged about pork markets and slammed the “disgrace” that was the state of British cheese exports, and now she’s offered up another ...

Wow. Blown away by that speech. From Pork Markets to Pie Minister to wiping billions off the economy, Liz really is taking us on a journey. — THE SECRET TORY 🇬🇧 (@secrettory12) October 5, 2022 ...

The rise and fall of Liz Truss - from pork markets to a car crash. Critics believe she was never cut out for the job, even as they praised the steely determination and political skill that led her ...

Liz Truss’s biggest gaffes and awkward moments. ... In her now-notorious 2014 Conservative Party Conference speech, ... I’ll be in Beijing opening up new pork markets.” ...

Liz Truss is about to give her first Conservative party conference speech as Prime Minister — but as Foreign Secretary she's not been ... When she made a passionate speech about pork markets.

She became a viral meme in 2014 for the passionate speech about pork markets during the Conservative Party conference. Read next: 10 things you might not know about the new Prime Minister Liz Truss ...

In 2014, Liz Truss gave her most memorable Conservative party conference speech to date, in which she railed against high imports of apples, pears and cheese. “That. Is. A. Disgrace,” she said ...

The Queen appointed Liz Truss prime minister at Balmoral Castle in Scotland Credit: Jane Barlow/PA. Born in Oxford in 1975 to parents she has described as "left-wing", her mother, a nurse and a ...

Liz Truss may have just topped her own record on making public gaffes after she repeatedly promised her government would “grow the pie” of the British economy. For context, Truss was making the ...

Liz Truss may have just topped her own record on making public gaffes after she repeatedly promised her government would “grow the pie” of the British economy. For context, Truss was making the ...

Liz Truss may have just topped her own record on making public gaffes after she repeatedly promised her government would “grow the pie” of the British economy. The speech was highly ...