Liz Truss stood down as Prime Minister on Thursday after just 44 days in office - making her the shortest-serving PM in British history. Despite her tiny term, the 47-year-old is eligible to receive an annual allowance of £115,000 for simply fulfilling the role.
Government officials confirmed to the Mirror that there is no minimum period PMs must serve in order to be able to claim the Public Duty Cost Allowance and separately, she will also take home a £18,860 payout for leaving the post. The huge lifetime sum has sparked outrage considering how much time she actually spent in the position, with Labour Leader Keir Starmer demanding she must not accept it.
With this in mind, we've taken a satirical look at some of the jobs Ms Truss could take on following her Downing Street downfall, as suggested by people poking fun on Twitter, including a lucrative offer from a travel firm based in Manchester.
