Paul Nuttall has been announced as the new leader of Ukip.
The former deputy leader won 62.6% of the vote, beating Suzanne Evans and John Rees-Evans.
The leadership contest had been triggered when Diane James gave up the leadership last month, just 18 days after being elected to replace Nigel Farage.
New Ukip leader Paul Nuttall has vowed to unite the party and "put the Ukip jigsaw back together".
He said he would "build a team of talent from all wings of the party" to "put the Great back into Britain".
And he added anyone not wanting to unify would see their days as a Ukip member coming to an end.
The new leader of Ukip told ITV News that "millions of people from the Middle East and North Africa" are making their way to the continent.
The youth footballer and former history lecturer's appointment comes four months after he said he had no plans to replace Nigel Farage.