relevant

This BBC article is a promotion of a radio programme. I like such articles because I could find good radio programmes.
Moreover, written summaries and quotes from radio programmes are helpful for listening to colloquial phrases and expression.

Little Chefs: What happened to roadside diner chain
https://www.bbc.com/news/business-68796980

en route - family visits en route to Bournemouth
end up doing something - ended up buying the restaurant chain
spot an opportunity
prefabricated building accent pref-A-bricated
conglomerate - pronunciation
go from strength to strength
on the go - on-the-go food outlets
go bust
revamp
secret sauce
dizzy heights
be toast - [Collins]If someone is toast, you mean that they are certain to be defeated or destroyed.

relevant - it can be used for the replacement for "important" which I repeat a lot
[quote] I think with those sorts of heritage brands, you still need to find ways of keeping them fresh and relevant. [unquote]
[quote]Ultimately it had failed to remain relevant to enough customers to survive in the face of new competition. [unquote]

[quote] "it just wasn't quite offering what people were after" [unquote]
I cannot talk like this...

I'd never been to Little Chefs, but I can understand the fond memories and the nostalgia for childhoods.

tin

The classic tin is very familiar with me but I didn't know the product and the meaning of the lions.
My neighbourhood cafe in Britain serves sugar in the tin, but I thought the tin is originally a spice or curry powder in it.

Tate & Lyle's Golden Syrup rebrand drops dead lion
https://www.bbc.com/news/business-68347249

[word]
swarm
tin
biblical < Bible
carcass
riddle
adjunct - adjunct associate professor

SNS changes the good old nostalgic culture.
[quote]"The story of it coming from religious belief could put the brand in an exclusionary space, especially if it was to go viral on X or TikTok," [unquote]

They remain the tin syrup! I thought the all products rebranded.
I don't eat the syrup, though. I definitely prefer honey than syrup.

"Tin" is British. "Can" is American. I hadn't known 缶 is came from "can" until today!

prudence

This news tells risks to me who have a bank account in the UK.

HSBC fined £57.4m for customer deposit protection failings
https://www.bbc.com/news/business-68138476

[quote]Under the scheme, customer deposits are protected up to the value of £85,000.[unquote]
It's similar amount as Japanese bank aside from the weak yen rate.

Word
PRA: Bank's Prudential Regulation Authority
prudential < prudence - I didn't know the parent company. "Prudential Financial" > "Prudential Life Insurance" (Japan)
"Dear Prudence" is about Prudence Farrow, the sister of Mia Farrow.
duly
brush - brush with authority

eightfold

It was a scam as I thought.
It wasn't WhatsApp but sometimes I receive messages of recruiting by iMessage. I've got a message from whose company is "Mercer".
It's funny that I receive a message from UK postoffice regarding package delivery, but I wonder, for a moment, if the sender might saw my LinkedIn when I received a recruiting message. It is obvious that recruiters never contact by iMessage, though.

'I had £3,000 stolen via WhatsApp job scam message'
https://www.bbc.com/news/business-67945171

Word
scammer
fraudster
Action Fraud　https://www.actionfraud.police.uk/what-is-action-fraud　It is written UK and national, but it looks Scotland is not their territory.
eightfold [Collins]-fold combines with numbers to form adverbs which say how much an amount has increased by. For example, if an amount increases fourfold, it is four times greater than it was originally.
find my feet < find one's feet [Collins]to become capable or confident, as in a new job
legitimate
groom - I cannot find this meaning in dictionaries. Similar meanings even it's not sexual in the article - [Oxford]illegal sexual act to children using social media
distraught
criminologist
upfront
DBS - Disclosure and Barring Service
Financial Ombudsman Service > ombudsman

We can listen the voice of the victim and the criminologist in MoneyBox programme, but it seems that the young victim is trying to be positive.

I've been receiving inquiries since I updated LinkedIn in 2020. They were all small or medium size UK companies, but were they all scams?

How to Avoid the Latest LinkedIn Scams in 2023
https://tech.co/news/linkedin-scams-to-avoid
My cases are different from this article's. I didn't know about Nihon Arubaito.
I was recruited by a rich business man who lives in Manhattan NY last night. I ignore words of drunks. It's all just talk in a bar.