@DaisiesandButtercups
Does the European Court of Human Rights have power in the UK now that the UK has left the EU?
Yes it does.
The European Convention on Human Rights and its European Court of Human Rights is a completely different legal system from the EU. It was set up by the Council of Europe in the aftermath of the Second World War.
The 1998 Human Rights Act gives effect to the ECHR in the UK, meaning that people in the UK can have their cases heard here rather than having to travel to Strasbourg.
There are those who disagree with the ECHR and would like the UK to pull out. Usually these individuals would like to see it replaced with a UK-specific version. However, currently, the UK is still very much a signatory.
Many countries that are not part of the EU have also signed up to the Convention, including Russia, Turkey and Ukraine.