Labour deputy questions EU free movement of people - @PaulGoslng1 and @MrTCHarris debate
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Labour's deputy Labour, Tom Watson, has told the BBC EU immigration rules may have to be revisited, saying "woe betide" the party if it ignores public concerns. He said a future government would have to make the case to revise EU-wide freedom of movement rules for workers. Mr Watson's comments seem at odds to his party leader, Jeremy Corbyn, who recently said that he saw free movement as an "opportunity" rather than "a problem or a fear". Former Labour MP Tom Harris and financial journalist Paul Gosling debate
