Labour is embarking on 'genuine change', says Ed Miliband Not hugging a husky then betraying the environment. Speaking during a question and answer session at the Joseph Wright Centre in Derby, with an audience of around 100 people made up of members of the public and Labour supporters, Mr Miliband said the issue and problems surrounding "fourth party politics" had to be confronted to restore faith in the party. He said: "In Bradford only four out of 10 voters supported the three mainstream political parties. The fourth party who says 'a plague on all your houses' is an issue we've got to confront. Now how do we confront it? By showing what we all believe, which is that we can make a difference to people's lives. George Galloway is not going to make a difference to the lives of people in Bradford. He's made a whole series of promises he knows he can't keep. Someone even told me he'd made promises to people in Bradford that he was going to cut their taxes. He's got no power to cut their taxes. The best answer to it is, first, a Labour Party that shows it can make a difference and secondly, and this is important, a Labour Party that is on the doorsteps. Speaking after the hour-long event, Mr Miliband also said the party must pay attention to the lessons of the last general election. He said: "I think what's really important is that we recognise that we were rejected two years ago at the general election of 2010 and we are a changed party in that we are showing that we can deliver even in tough times, even when there's less money around."