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steve baker who is a tory eurosceptic hardliner said parliament should fear and trautman in this backstopemy corbyn, the labor opposition said mpstiations had failed and should rejected. it is up to them to decide what is legal and can move ahead. we shall see. i am not in a position to get what he might say but that is be clearedrdle to for this vote to get into parliament and have a chance of passing. >> oil titans have descended on houston, at one of the most prestigious conferences underway. steel is there, she sat down with the iaea's executive director and asked about the latest projections. >> our numbers are sure that in the next five years, 70% of the global oil production growth comes from the u.s., it is a big number, it means that the u.s. production will dominate again. this is very good but there is a second part of the story which is the following. a major producer but also becoming a major energy exporter not only in terms of oil but also for natural gas. in terms of oil our numbers show that the u.s. will overtake russia and five years will catch up with saudi arabia. in