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A jury heard a woman accused of falsifying election spending returns was brought to Kent as part of the Tory party's "national expenditure".
An MP says he could reveal details of emails relating to allegations concerning Facebook and fake news.
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An MP in the county has used little-known parliamentary powers to seize internal Facebook documents in a tussle over political advertising.
Sir Michael Fallon has become the latest MP to question the government's proposed Brexit deal saying that it is a huge gamble.
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The Craig Mackinlay election expenses case has heard claims prosecutors have relied on at least one "dishonest" witness.
Border delays caused by Brexit could see Kent’s road network used as a lorry park for as many as 10,000 HGVs on a routine basis, a report has warned.
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Nigel Farage has criticised the current Ukip leader for appointing Tommy Robinson as an advisor.
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A top election expert was working for Craig Mackinlay in his campaign to win despite claiming she had nothing to do with it, a court has been told.
As the Prime Minister continues to face pressure over her leadership, the county’s MPs are split on the Brexit deal.
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Officials feared "bad blood" between MP Craig Mackinlay and Nigel Farage could led to aggressive campaigning.
Another of the county's MPs has come out against Brexit deal.
Home Secretary Sajid Javid said he fully supported the embattled Prime Minister as he addressed a conference of Kent Conservatives today.
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Another MP in the county has nailed her colours to the mast backing the Prime Minister over her Brexit deal - but has admitted it is not perfect.
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A Kent MP has joined those calling for a vote of no confidence in the leadership of Theresa May.
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One of the county's MPs has quit his job as vice-chairman of the Conservative party in protest at the Brexit deal.
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Political editor Paul Francis analyses the stream of resignations and Kent MPs' reactions to the Prime Minister's Brexit deal.
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Conservative election chiefs feared that a visit by Boris Johnson during the 2015 general election would be carnage, a court heard.
An election troubleshooter has rejected suggestions she omitted hotel expenses to avoid breaking campaign spending rules.
A string of top ministers were drafted in to help boost the Conservative election campaign against Ukip leader Nigel Farage in 2015, a court heard.
A Conservative party campaign official has denied claims 500 leaflets were deliberately mislaid to try and limit expenses returns.
