Labour 'not representing voters' on EU
Labour lost nearly a million voters to UKIP at the general election because "they thought we had a Labour Party that did not represent, in public debate, their real interests," says Frank Field.
The Eurosceptic Labour MP said the party's decision to back EU membership in the forthcoming referendum was out of step with many of its traditional supporters and it risked losing more of them to UKIP.
He rejected a suggestion by Daily Politics presenter Jo Coburn that he could create disunity by speaking out.
The SNP's Alex Salmond said it was 鈥渁 bit ridiculous" for him to be defending the Labour leader, while Mr Field attacked him.
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