Labour MPs turn on Ed Miliband after election damp squib Miliband was warned by backbenchers to "wake up" to the threat from UKIP He was also told to sack underperforming members of the Shadow Cabinet He has been asked to bring back MPs with more experience By Mail On Sunday Labour leader Ed Miliband was last night warned by backbenchers to "wake up" to the threat from UKIP and sack underperforming members of his Shadow Cabinet, or face the consequences at the General Election. Despite the ongoing economic crisis and the slump in the Government's political fortunes, Labour won only two county councils - Derbyshire and Nottinghamshire - and secured just 29 per cent of the vote, lower than its share in the 2010 General Election. With experts warning the results would not give Mr Miliband victory in 2015, Labour MP Graham Stringer condemned the results as "not good enough." Labour backbenches have warned Miliband to wake-up to the threat of UKIP He urged his leader to inject more experience into his frontbench by bringing back former Chancellor Alistair Darling and former Home Secretary Alan Johnson. "Our share of the vote should be a minimum of 35 per cent," said Mr Stringer. A lot of that has to do with style: the Shadow Cabinet has too many people who have never been in the real world and don't know how to talk about ordinary people's problems. Backbenchers have warned that Miliband needs to bring in people with more experience, such as Alistair Darling The Blackley and Broughton MP added: "We need to bring in people like Alan or Alistair who can add weight and experience." Fellow backbencher, Bassetlaw MP John Mann, said new policies should be drawn up to meet the UKIP threat. We need to wake up and get real on immigration. Too many employers are underpaying British workers and using cheap labour from abroad.