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Daily Star's viral Liz Truss Lettuce becomes latest 'celebrity' to join Cameo
Daily Star Liz Truss Lettuce has joined celebrity video messaging website Cameo.Social media – and in fact international press – has been lapping up our live video feed of a freshly bought lettuce going up against Prime Minister Liz Truss, to find out who will last longer.And due to the popularity of it, the 60p lettuce, which appears to have more of a social life than most people, has now joined Cameo.READ MORE: Liz Truss swears she'll outlast the Daily Star's 60p Tesco lettuce - Watch live here if she canFor a small fee of just £13, you can have a personalised message sent to you by the lettuce – provided it's not hiding under a desk, of course.A portion of the money raised from the message will actually go to the Daily Star's charity of choice, Free The Bears which rescues bears from dangerous captivity and has sanctuaries in Laos, Cambodia and Vietnam.It mainly cares for hundreds of sun and moon bears.A Cameo spokesman said: “We’re all on the edge of our seats waiting to see what happens with the lettuce.“Fans can book personalised messages from some of the world’s biggest celebrities on Cameo and in the last few days, no one has captured the attention of the British public quite like this vegetable.“The viral sensation that is the Daily Star’s lettuce has joined Cameo and messages are available for an initial £13, but that could be the tip of the iceberg.”To book a personalised message from the lettuce, fans can head to the Cameo website and fill in a few details to receive their very own bespoke message from the world’s most famous lettuce.The lettuce has picked up such notoriety, that Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer mentioned in during last night's (October 17) Parliamentary Labour Party meeting.According to
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Bloke on Death Row in Bali over drug cocktail 'birthday present'
Death Row over a drug cocktail 'birthday present' he received.The man identified only by his initials of MP, is a New Zealand national and is facing the death penalty for his actions.The 42-year-old is also facing a prison sentence of at least four years behind bars, after getting caught with cocaine, MDMA and meth in his possession, the Daily Mirror reports.READ MORE: Brit beach-goer thinks he's stumbled upon £90million worth of washed up cocaineThe Bali chapter of the National Narcotics Agency (BNNP Bali) revealed that the Kiwi, who was identified as MP, received a suspicious 'birthday' package from his friend in Canada.The parcel itself – which arrived on August 26 – contained the drugs and was picked up from a Denpasar post office mailbox that was registered in MP's name.Sniffer dogs at the post office confirmed the package contained the illegal drugs and it was later revealed by authorities that the package contained a three grams of cocaine, two grams of MDMA and 1.7 grams of meth.Following the search, he was arrested at a parking lot of a store on August 30 and went on to tell authorities that the shipment was his birthday present.To stay up to date with all the latest news, make sure you sign up to one of our newsletters here.Indonesia – alongside the other ASEAN member sates of Cambodia, Vietnam, Myanmar, Malaysia, Philippines, Singapore, Brunei Darussalam, Laos, do not allow the personal possession, sale, and/or trafficking of anything classified as a drug or narcotic.This includes many recreational drugs or substances that may be deemed legal in other countries, such as cannabis derivatives, or prescription narcotics.According to LBHM, there are 413 people on death row currently – 275 of whom were convicted of
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