<p>"As long as we don't allow ourselves to be caricatured as an anti-referendum party, which we're not - we've absolutely not ruled out a referendum - I personally think that for now this is quite a comfortable position for us," the Shadow Chancellor said.</p><p>"If we allow ourselves either to be the 'status quo party' on Europe, or the 'anti-referendum party' on Europe, then we've got a problem. But I think we would be pretty stupid to allow ourselves to get into either of those positions."</p><p>Earlier this month there seemed to be disagreement among Labour's health team.</p><p>Diane Abbott, a shadow health minister, attacked the Government's plans to crack down on health tourism, tweeting: "What price xenophobia? Stigmatising foreigners accessing NHS creates a public health risk."</p><p><a href="http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/politics/ed-miliband/10196676/Labour-suggests-it-must-improve-messaging-from-shadow-ministers.html">Keep reading...</a></p>