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Labour Party members, socialists and campaigners spoke to Socialist Worker on Friday about what the general election has shown and how to build resistance to the Tories.

In a bitter blow the Tories have won a substantial majority in parliament after Thursday’s general election.

A great wave of hope swept through people at Corbyn’s election rally on Wednesday night.

Top bosses have shown their contempt for democracy by taking measures to avoid Labour’s renationalisation plans.

The Financial Times newspaper and The Economist refused to call for a vote for the Tories.

The ruling class and its hangers on threw everything at Jeremy Corbyn in the run-up to the general election.

A mass rally in Bristol showed the potential behind Corbyn’s campaign, despite sneering from sections of the media

Right wingers will continue to use accusations of antisemitism against the left after the general election.

We have to go out and fight. Socialist Worker went to press before the general election took place on Thursday.

Dave Jones (Letters, 4 December) says there isn’t any difference between saying vote Labour in Socialist Worker and “campaigning with the Labour Party to tell your neighbours to vote Labour”.

Socialist Worker urges everyone to back Jeremy Corbyn and vote Labour on Thursday.

Looking back at the world of 2019 we can see examples of fantastic bravery and resistance in the face of fierce state repression, but also attempts by the right to gain ground. Sally Campbell asks what awaits us in the year to come.