Ed Miliband says an EU referendum is 'wrong' The Labour leader will claim that the success of Ukip in the council elections demonstrates widespread public disillusionment with mainstream politics. However, Ukip is a party of protest, he will say, while Labour must be a party "of solutions." Labour MPs will be told next week to vote against a motion criticising the Queen's Speech for failing to mention a Bill allowing a referendum on Britain's membership of the EU. More than 100 Conservative MPs including ministers are said to be ready to back the motion. The Prime Minister is said to be "relaxed" about the move and has even indicated that he would consider supporting it, and voting against his own legislative programme as outlined in the Queen's Speech. Mr Miliband claims such a move was unprecedented and shows Mr Cameron to be "weak and panicked." I know David Cameron is a man who likes to be known for relaxing - even chillaxing - but, on this occasion, it beggars belief. He's not lying on the sofa, relaxed. He's hiding behind the sofa, too scared to confront his own MPs. In his speech, the Labour leader will say that the policies Labour pursued on immigration while in government were not always right. A "diverse, multi-ethnic Britain" is "one of things that makes our country great," he will say. But we have to make sure our diversity works for everyone, not just for a few at the top, and that requires government to play its role: in managing the pace of change, preventing exploitation at the workplace and ensuring we integrate as a country.