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'''Diane James''' is the leader of the [[UK Independence Party]]. She was appointed 16 September 2016 <ref> [http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-37387162 Diane James becomes UKIP leader], ''BBC News'', 16 September 2016. Accessed 04 October 2016. </ref>
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'''Diane James''' was elected leader of the [[UK Independence Party]] on 16 September 2016 <ref> [http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-37387162 Diane James becomes UKIP leader], ''BBC News'', 16 September 2016. Accessed 04 October 2016. </ref> but quit after just 18 days in the role. 
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James explained that while had enjoyed the support of members she was not backed by party colleagues.
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:'It has become clear I do not have sufficient authority, nor the full support of MEP colleagues and party officers to implement the changes I believe are necessary and upon which I based my campaign.'<ref> Rowena Mason and Peter Walker, [https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2016/oct/04/ukip-leader-diane-james-resigns-after-just-18-days-in-job-reports Diane James quits as Ukip leader after just 18 days in role], ''The Guardian'' , 4 October 2016, accessed same day. <ref>
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[[Category:UKIP|James, Diane]]

Revision as of 04:36, 5 October 2016

Diane James was elected leader of the UK Independence Party on 16 September 2016 [1] but quit after just 18 days in the role.

James explained that while had enjoyed the support of members she was not backed by party colleagues.

'It has become clear I do not have sufficient authority, nor the full support of MEP colleagues and party officers to implement the changes I believe are necessary and upon which I based my campaign.'<ref> Rowena Mason and Peter Walker, Diane James quits as Ukip leader after just 18 days in role, The Guardian , 4 October 2016, accessed same day. <ref>

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  1. Diane James becomes UKIP leader, BBC News, 16 September 2016. Accessed 04 October 2016.