Wannabe Prime Minister Liz Truss defended the obscene profits made by energy companies such as Shell - again resisting calls for them to be hit by a windfall tax.
The oil company recorded eye-watering profits of nearly £9.5 billion for a second quarter in a row, and this week announced it would be giving out £6.5 billion payouts for shareholders.
But at tonight's Sky News candidate debate, Ms Truss rallied against a windfall tax against companies such as Shell and BP - which The Mirror reported yesterday makes £880 a second.