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		</div><p>UKIP MEP Paul Nuttall has been elected the party&#8217;s leader in a contest to replace Nigel Farage.</p>
<p>The election was the second in the space of a few months, following previous victor Diane James&#8217;s decision to step down after just 18 days in the job.</p>
<p>Mr Nuttall took 62.6% of the vote, beating former deputy chairwoman Suzanne Evans, and ex-soldier John Rees-Evans.</p>
<p>The new leader has been MEP for North West England since 2009 and has served as UKIP&#8217;s chairman and deputy leader.</p>
<p>Born on Merseyside, he is regarded as well-placed to poach northern working-class voters from Labour.</p>
<p>Of the 32,757 ballot papers sent out, 15,405 were returned with the lion&#8217;s share going to Mr Nuttall, while Ms Evans secured 19.3% of the vote, and 18.1% went to Mr Rees-Evans.</p>
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