News Headlines - 10 November 2012

▽David Petraeus Affair: FBI Probe Uncovers 'Human Drama' - ABC News

A disturbing email sent to a woman associated with Gen. David Petraeus spurred an FBI investigation that ultimately traced the message back to the inbox of Petraeus' biographer, Paula Broadwell, where authorities discovered intimate emails she had exchanged with the CIA director, who has since resigned.

▽Administrator axes 330 jobs at collapsed Comet - The Independent

The administrator to Comet has made more than 300 of the failed electricals chain's staff redundant, although its stores remain open for a "massive stock liquidation".

▽Everyone can pay lip service to living wages - FT.com

‘London’s “living wage” will rise by 25p to ￡8.55 an hour, Boris Johnson, the capital’s mayor said on Monday, as Labour was set to announce proposals to give businesses tax breaks for paying the wage.’

▽BBC News - Climate change threat to Arabica coffee crops

Climate change could severely reduce the areas suitable for wild Arabica coffee before the end of the century. That is the conclusion of work by a UK-Ethiopian team published in the academic journal Plos One.

▽UK government to invest extra ￡300m in space science research | guardian.co.uk

The UK will host the European Space Agency's headquarters for telecoms satellite monitoring, the chancellor George Osborne announced on Friday. The move is part of an extra ￡300m to be invested in space science research by the government over the next five years.