Theresa May says UK leaving EU court's jurisdiction

    Theresa May has insisted the jurisdiction of the European Court of Justice in the UK will come to an end with Brexit.

  As the government published new details of its position, the Prime Minister said the UK would take back control of our laws.
  But critics say it will be impossible to avoid European judges having a role in enforcing new agreements drawn up with the EU.
  Ministers say the two sides will keep half an eye on each other's rulings. Report says In the latest publication, about how to enforce disputes after Brexit, the government has outlined several models used by other countries that it says show there is no need for the ECJ to be the final arbiter.