According to reports, Liz Truss' legal team sent a 'cease and desist letter' to current Prime Minister Keir Starmer, requesting that he stop claiming she 'wrecked the economy'. Truss' lawyers believe this statement is 'false and defamatory', causing her political harm, and stated that the financial market fluctuations during Truss' tenure should not be classified as an economic collapse. Truss is the Prime Minister who served the shortest term in the United Kingdom, forced to resign after only 49 days due to soaring borrowing costs caused by the government's mini-budget. House of Commons leader Lucy Powell told MPs, 'We will not stop stating the truth that they (the Conservative Party) caused the economic collapse.' Chief Secretary to the Treasury, Jones, also spoke in the House of Commons, stating that the actions taken by the Conservative Party during its time in office 'had a direct impact on household finances.' Concern over public finances has intensified, causing the British Pound to drop to its lowest level in over a year, and government borrowing costs have continued to rise. A 'cease and desist letter' typically represents a warning that if the recipient continues the so-called illegal activities, they will face legal action.