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Labour MP Melani Onn, has publicly disagreed with Prime Minister Andy Burnham about the possibility of including a commitment for the UK to join the European Union in the Labour Party manifesto at the next general election.
Speaking on Sunday's BBC Look North political show the Great Grimsby and Cleethorpes MP said, "I don't think we should have another referendum.
"We had a referendum and, at the time, I said we would still be talking about in 10 years - and here we are.
"It was so incredibly painful and so divisive and I think we are in a position of strength now when it comes to our negotiations with the EU - and we should capitalise on that."
The full report from the BBC website can be read hear: 'Labour MP decries talk of fresh Brexit referendum'
Melanie Onn's statement follows a number of Labour activists and politicians speaking out against the so-called EU "reset" or any prospect of the UK giving away sovereign decision making and paying £35bn every year by joining the undemocratic EU.