STV News at Six - Glasgow Friday, July 06, 6:00pm

Just 24 hours after being told jobs were on the line - talks between unions and management are continuing at the West Lothian meat processing plant. The Dutch company Vion says the Halls factory in Broxburn is unsustainable. The Scottish Government has set up a task force to try to save the plant. While parts of Scotland have recorded one of their wettest Junes on record, the Western Isles are facing the worst drought in living memory. Islanders are now being told to conserve water, while forest and moorland fires have sprung up across the islands. The man behind what could be one of the greatest scientific discoveries of our age today remained modest about his chances of receiving a nobel prize. The Ministry of Defence has confirmed they've located the two Tornado jets which crashed into the Moray Firth on Tuesday. Police have released the name of a man who was found dead in suspicious circumstances in Glasgow. 48 year old John Hyndman from the city's Haghill area, was found in the close of a block of flats in Ruchazie on Wednesday. A reward of fifty thousand pounds is being offered for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the killer of a Paisley shopkeeper. Javaid Ali died after he was stabbed while working in his shop last month. Savers affected by the collapse of the Christmas hamper firm, Farepak are to receive eight million pounds of compensation from the company's bank. Teams in Ayrshire have spent the day dealing with floods caused by last night's downpour. Drivers faced problems on the A77 Glasgow to Ayr road at the Meiklewood Interchange near Kilmarnock.. This episode has been edited for rights reasons.