Alloa and Grangemouth MP Brian Leishman says his priority is representing his constituents, after losing the Labour whip.
He's been suspended by the party, after he voted against the government's welfare reforms.
Four Labour MPs were removed yesterday.
Leishman has released a statement:
“I am a proud Labour member, and I remain committed to the party.
“I wish to remain a Labour MP and deliver the positive change many voters are craving.
“I have voted against the Government on issues because I want to effectively represent and be the voice for communities across Alloa and Grangemouth. I firmly believe that it is not my duty as an MP to make people poorer, especially those that have suffered because of austerity and its dire consequences.
“It is the honour of my life to be the MP for Alloa and Grangemouth, and my priority remains representing and fighting for constituents, whether they voted for me or not.”
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