UK Brexit trade negotiator insists that the UK must be allowed to set its own rules and not abide by EU court judgements.
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The UK "must have the ability to set laws that suit us," the PM's chief Brexit negotiator has said in a speech in Brussels.
David Frost has set out the UK's stance ahead of post-Brexit trade negotiations, due to start next month.
He dismissed the idea an EU court would have a role in future trade disputes, saying: "We only want what other independent countries have."
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-51538491
Of course the UK can have its own rules and can refuse to be bound by EU court decisions. What it cannot have is that, and a comprehensive tariff-free trade deal.
It's like saying that you want to wear jeans, a t-shirt and trainers. You absolutely have the that right, it's just that you might not also be allowed in the night club (showing my age there - I know
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