Fisher-Price is recalling tens of thousands of toys sold in the UK amid concerns over excessive levels of lead in their paint. The products form part of a global withdrawal of 1.5 million Chinese-made plastic pre-school toys over safety fears - the latest in a deluge of product safety scares that have tainted the “made in China label. Fisher-Price's parent company, Mattel, said that no injuries had occurred as a result of the sales, but urged parents to stop children using the affected toys immediately. The move follows the discovery of problems with a number of character-based products marketed for children as young as two years old. Included in the recall are popular Dora, Diego and Lazy Town character-based products aimed at the pre-school market. “If customers have any of these products they should stop using them immediately, contact the Fisher Price UK helpline on 01628 500303 or email helplineuk@mattel.com.