Twitter sued by Crown Estate over alleged unpaid rent at UK HQ

Twitter is being sued by the Crown Estate over alleged unpaid rent for their London headquarters. The Estate - which oversees a property portfolio belonging to the King - filed a claim against Twitter in the High Court in London last week, according to Reuters news agency. The alleged arrears relate to office space near Piccadilly Circus in central London, the BBC has been told. The Crown Estate took legal action after previously contacting Twitter about rental areas over office space at Air Street. The Estate is one of the UK's largest landowners and an independent commercial business, generating profit for the Treasury for public spending.

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