Ed Miliband: David Cameron has betrayed middle Britain "I think this Government has abandoned the pretence that they can govern for the whole country," Mr Miliband said. They have betrayed middle Britain. They are spending their time listening to their donors, the people who give millions of pounds to the Conservative Party, cutting taxes for millionaires, not the millions of people of this country. We are determined to govern for the whole country, not just the wealthy few. They are the values that the people of Britain demand. Labour has published "Labour with you in tough times," a document setting out its platform for the local elections in England. His comments come as Conservative MPs warn the Prime Minister he must make major changes in the way he runs his Government and his party to reconnect with voters and retain public confidence. George Osborne, the Chancellor and close ally of the Prime Minister, is also under mounting pressure from backbenchers amid continuing fallout from the Budget and criticism of how the government handled the fuel panic. Mr Cameron is undergoing the most turbulent period of his premiership after accusations that ministers fed public fears over petrol supplies, which came amid simmering rows over new taxes on pensioners and pasties. The Daily Telegraph has spoken to MPs from all sections of the Conservative Party who expressed concerns about the way Mr Cameron and Mr Osborne organise and run the Coalition. But speaking both publicly and privately, MPs have identified four areas where they say Mr Cameron should make changes: The Downing Street machine should be overhauled amid widespread concern that Government policies are being poorly explained to voters, especially those in key marginal seats. They don't recognise the values, are confused by the policies and repelled by the elitism," she wrote on the ConservativeHome website.