Thu, 03 Mar 2016 Prynhawn Da

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-Hello and welcome to Prynhawn Da

-on World Book Day!

-We're not in fancy dress...

-..but many children have dressed

-as their favourite characters today.

-There's Harry and the dinosaurs

-and many others.

-Thank you for sending

-us your photographs.

-What costume would you choose?

-I would choose Bridget Jones.

-How about you, Rhodri?

-How about you, Rhodri?

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-I would choose Bilbo Baggins.

-I would choose Bilbo Baggins.

-Our fashion expert, Huw has hit the

-shops to find some great outfits.

-It's International Ear Care Day

-and Dr Ann tells us more about it.

-Alun Thomas

-from the Citizens Advice Bureau...

-..chats about safety

-when using your tumble dryer.

-We hear if Swansea children break

-a record for the biggest book quiz.

-Join Llinos and me for all this

-and more on today's Prynhawn Da.

-First, we mark World Book Day

-with news of a new joint-venture...

-..between the Welsh Books Council

-and the ladies of Merched y Wawr.

-Tegwen Morris and Meryl Davies

-are here to discuss it further.

-Welcome to Prynhawn Da.

-Tell us more about your new venture.

-The Bodo project

-has been going for a while.

-Merched y Wawr members

-have been going in to nurseries...

-..and have been reading stories

-to the children,

-..and have been reading stories

-to the children.

-This is a great project.

-What was it like going into

-these nurseries for you, Meryl?

-We were worried at the beginning.

-I was given a warm welcome.

-The children loved it.

-They kept moving forward

-as I read the story.

-They love hearing these stories.

-The project captivates the

-imagination of these children.

-Yes. Many of these children

-live in non-Welsh speaking homes.

-Hearing the local accents

-is a great help for these children.

-Two members in North Wales

-went to volunteer at a nursery...

-..which they started back in 1972.

-The children we read to

-in the nurseries are very young.

-The books come to life for them

-by having someone read it to them.

-The Bodo project is possible

-thanks to funding from the Lottery.

-As today is World Book Day...

-..our members have

-received vouchers and books...

-..from the Welsh Book Council

-to take to nurseries today.

-The project has lasted

-for five months.

-We would love to continue

-with this project.

-We did a similar project

-many years ago.

-But that was on a smaller scale.

-There are ways to extend

-this project.

-It also improves language skills

-for both children and staff.

-Yes. Many of the nursery leaders

-are Welsh learners.

-We heard of many Welsh traditions

-in certain areas on St David's Day.

-The children

-who don't have grandparents near...

-..have the opportunity

-to hear stories from our members.

-Meryl has enjoyed

-as much as the children!

-I've had a fantastic time

-on this project.

-We've entertained the children,

-but they have also entertained us.

-We heard many stories from them.

-Is there enough reading

-taking place in the home?

-It depends on every home

-and with every child.

-Many projects are encouraging

-children in schools...

-..to visit the library.

-There are many books available

-these days...

-..in both Welsh and English.

-Children need to hear the accents

-that the books are written in.

-What books were chosen

-and what were the favourites?

-We had books about Dewin and Doti.

-You also have an appeal

-for volunteers.

-Merched y Wawr will celebrate

-a special birthday next year.

-We want to see photographs and hear

-stories from the past 50 years.

-We want these stories and

-photographs to come back to life.

-It's competition time.

-You can win a lovely hamper that's

-the ideal gift for Mother's Day.

-There's plenty of goodies on offer.

-There's creams, make-up,

-nail varnishes and perfume.

-There's also chocolate

-and bath products.

-All you have to do is answer

-the following question:

-What day is being celebrated

-on Sunday?

-1) Brother's Day, 2) Mother's Day,

-or 3) Uncle's Day?

-Call us with your answer

-on 08443 35 12 44.

-It's 5p a minute plus your telephone

-company's network access charge.

-The phone lines close

-at 1.55pm tomorrow.

-All entrants must be 18 and over.

-Don't call after the lines close

-or you will still be charged.

-Full terms and conditions

-can be found at www.prynhawnda.tv

-We've stepped onto the Prynhawn Da

-catwalk for a touch of fashion.

-You were busy shopping

-early this morning.

-Yes. I was out

-shopping this morning.

-It makes a different

-to be able to shop in the sun.

-Everyone is smiling and people

-don't fight over car parking spaces.

-We don't have

-any particular theme today.

-All of the items

-are comfortable to wear.

-Our first model is Margaret.

-Shirt waist dresses are very popular

-in the shops at the moment.

-You can wear these

-in the summer as a dress...

-..or this time of year,

-you can wear it with trousers.

-This garment bridges the seasons.

-Yes. This dress

-is perfect for all seasons.

-You need to have a look around and

-see how practical the clothes are.

-You won't buy these items and

-wear them for a special occasion.

-You can choose

-different accessories.

-You would usually match them

-for a special occasion...

-..but you don't need

-to match them for a casual look.

-I was searching for jeans

-for Margaret.

-I wanted dark blue jeans.

-You will have to look for them.

-All of the popular sizes

-had also gone.

-Sian is our next model.

-The denim shirt-waist dress

-is great.

-This shirt is in denim

-and is short...

-..but you could wear it

-with a sandals in the summer.

-You could wear them with sandals

-or wedges in the summer.

-Dark denim looks great

-this time of year.

-Sian loves wearing denim

-which has lost its colour.

-The shoes are also from Monsoon

-and they cost 69.

-These shoes are very comfortable.

-This is a casual look...

-..but you could wear it to go

-for food with friends or shopping.

-This is the grandad shirt collar.

-You'll see them everywhere

-on the high street.

-Thank you, Sian.

-Our final model is Christine.

-When you wash this cardigan

-in the washing machine...

-..you will need to use something

-around it, like a pillow.

-However,

-it will still lose its colour.

-I've matched it

-with a small denim shirt.

-There are plenty of denim shirts

-available on the high street.

-The blouse is from Limited Edition

-and costs 29.50.

-You will find a variety of

-different fit denim shirts also.

-All of our models

-have loved today's trousers.

-We tend to look at jeans

-this time of year.

-After the break...

-..Dr Ann opens her surgery to

-discuss International Ear Care Day.

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-Welcome back.

-Dr Ann has joined us in the studio

-to open the doors of her surgery.

-Today, we're discussing

-International Ear Care Day.

-Welcome to the programme, Dr Ann.

-Thank you.

-What is the reason for the

-International Ear Care Day?

-Today, we aim to raise awareness

-and promote ear and hearing care.

-This year's theme focuses

-on how to avoid hearing loss.

-There's a message for teenagers,

-the elderly and for everyone.

-Youngsters place headphones

-in their ears.

-They blast the music.

-The sound is louder

-than a jet plane!

-They play this volume

-of music for hours.

-You need to take a break from

-playing this volume of music.

-It's also advised to wear ear plugs

-are pop concerts.

-Mature people should have their

-ears tested at the doctors.

-The ears are connected to the brain.

-Once the ears are damaged,

-it is not repairable.

-If you can't hear at 40 decibels

-then you need to seek advice.

-You have to keep your

-ear canal clear.

-Don't use ear buds

-to clean your ear.

-Some people use hair clips

-to clean their ears.

-Go to the doctor to get any

-ear wax cleared.

-Let's move on to the next

-subject of hips.

-It's claimed that more and more

-people in their 40s and 50s...

-..are awaiting hip operations.

-The broadcaster and TV host,

-Eamonn Holmes has undergone...

-..a double hip replacement surgery.

-In the last 10 years, the age of hip

-operations among 50 years olds...

-..has increased.

-They're still quite active

-at this age.

-Factors also include being obese

-and over doing it in the gym.

-But cycling is a great way

-to keep your hips healthy.

-You will get a new ball

-on the femur during surgery.

-Some parts will be

-acrylic and plastic.

-They will also cement

-certain areas.

-Some younger people didn't

-need a new complete hip.

-I've had similar surgery on my knee.

-Sometimes, these operations

-aren't successful for long.

-The pin and a ball is used on the

-femur in the diagram on the screen.

-How long do they last?

-New hips used to last for 20 years

-but they last for 25 years now.

-The elderly are considered priority

-for this surgery.

-Alun Wyn Bevan has recently

-had a hip replacement.

-We've been inundated with your

-photographs from St David's Day...

-..so let's enjoy a few more

-of celebratory snaps.

-It's great to see your photographs.

-We're taking a short break

-but don't move a muscle...

-..especially if you're

-a regular user of a tumble dryer...

-..as Alun Thomas from the Citizens

-Advice Bureau has some advice.

-It was also an exciting day for the

-children taking part in a book quiz.

-We'll hear if they managed to break

-a world record in a few minutes.

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-Welcome back to Prynhawn Da.

-I'm sure you've heard the news that

-many tumble dryers are a fire risk.

-Alun Thomas

-from the Citizens Advice Bureau...

-..is here to discuss the matter

-and offer advice to those affected.

-Welcome to the programme.

-Thank you.

-More details have emerged

-about this story.

-More than 100 models of these brands

-produced between 2004 and 2015...

-..pose as a fire risk.

-Machines bought during this eleven

-year period have a malfunction...

-..where excess fluff can touch the

-heating element and start a fire.

-Why have they left it until now?

-There have been many accidents

-over the years.

-It's awful that now they are doing

-something about.

-Some cases have been fatal.

-Whirlpool own Indesit,

-Hotpoint and Creda machines.

-These machines are at fire risk.

-I've got one of these machines.

-We had a letter in the post

-and filled it out.

-They said they would send out

-someone in eight weeks.

-Our machine is one of those

-with a problem.

-I asked them if I could still use

-the machine.

-They said yes but I should not

-leave it unattended.

-I would advise that you wouldn't use

-your tumble dryer, Llinos.

-Llinos filled in the form after

-buying the machine...

-..but many won't have done that.

-We should always register

-our white goods.

-The paperwork is available in the

-cardboard box.

-If in doubt, customers can check

-online or call the manufacturers...

-..to see if their model is affected.

-Check for a green sticker or dot

-on your tumble dryer.

-A green sticker should be

-inside the door towards the top...

-..on the door itself

-or on the side of the door.

-Contact the website on screen

-to see if your machine is affected.

-Why are the green stickers used?

-The aim of the green stickers

-is to make it more aware...

-..to the companies and the public

-that the machine isn't affected.

-I don't have one of these machines,

-but I would be mad if I did.

-Are families offered

-something for the inconvenience?

-Many people have come to us

-and said that these companies...

-..have offered to give them

-a machine to use for a short time.

-The seller should either

-repair or replace the goods.

-If repair or replacement is not

-possible, then you claim a refund.

-If unsafe goods cause damage

-to your property...

-..you can claim against the seller

-for repair costs but within reason.

-Every machine that is being sold now

-is perfectly fine to use.

-You can contact the details

-on the screen if you're in doubt.

-We can offer them some legal

-advice.

-Today is World Book Day

-and everyone is celebrating.

-Some Welsh children have marked

-the event in a different way...

-..by taking part in

-breaking a world record.

-Heledd Gwyndaf went to Swansea's

-Brangwyn Hall to discover more.

-Swansea's Brangwyn Hall is full

-of children, questions and answers.

-But why is there a quiz

-for all these children?

-We're going to try to break

-a Guinness World Record.

-It's for the most number of children

-in a simultaneous book quiz...

-..so there are groups taking part

-all over Britain.

-There's an official Guinness judge

-present so it's an exciting time.

-There's 175 local school children

-at the Brangwyn Hall...

-..but what will they have to do?

-There are teams of ten and it's

-a similar format to a pub quiz...

-..but it's aimed at children

-and based on books and reading.

-Authors are asking the questions

-and the children mark the papers.

-These are the quizmasters or authors

-and the Guinness World Record judge.

-They are getting ready for the task

-but let's meet some of the children.

-I'm from Ysgol Gymraeg Brynsierfel

-in Llwynhendy.

-Have you done a lot of quizzes?

-Have you done a lot of quizzes?

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-No, but I enjoy doing quizzes.

-Do you know what subjects

-they are going to ask you about?

-No, they haven't told us.

-Have you done any revision?

-Have you done any revision?

-

-No, we were told not to do it.

-I'm guessing it's about books.

-Do you enjoy reading?

-Do you enjoy reading?

-

-Yes, a lot.

-What's your favourite book?

-What's your favourite book?

-

-Ratburger by David Walliams.

-I haven't heard about it

-so I'll have to read it.

-Does this kind of event help

-to promote reading amongst children?

-Yes, and the children met authors

-at a book fair this morning.

-Some were upset about not having

-enough money to buy more books.

-They are also excited

-about breaking a World Record...

-..and are asking about the questions

-but I don't have the answers.

-It's a day full of activities.

-One of the authors present

-is also a native of Swansea.

-I'm a cartoonist, artist

-and children's author.

-I've worked on comics and

-designed comical covers for books.

-These events

-encourage children to read.

-Some children enjoy reading whilst

-others need some encouragement.

-Chatting with an author might help

-a child to access some books.

-We hope to inspire

-and excite them...

-..about the authors they meet

-or hear about today.

-The children thought hard to answer

-nine questions in six rounds.

-How beneficial is this event?

-It's exciting that we're going

-to break a World Record...

-..and it might appear in the

-Guinness World Records next year.

-This time, it was truly

-about taking part and not winning.

-That's all they need to do to win!

-The Welsh Books Council

-have received confirmation...

-..from the Guinness Book of Records

-that they've broken a world record.

-A massive congratulations to them!

-It's time to tell you

-what's on tonight's Heno.

-Sian Thomas is joined by the

-mathematician, Guto Ffowc Roberts.

-Guto sets a puzzle for viewers.

-Heno also marks World Book Day.

-There will also be a memorial...

-..in tribute to the fisherman and

-presenter, Moc Morgan.

-Don't forget to tune in at 7.00pm.

-In the final part of

-today's programme...

-..we'll enjoy fashion from Huw.

-Don't go far!

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-Welcome back.

-We've returned to Huw

-in the fashion corner.

-You've got more casual looks.

-Yes, these outfits are casual.

-You can wear them again and again.

-These are comfortable and you can

-match the items for different looks.

-I don't like to see people

-wearing the same items every day.

-Our first model is Margaret.

-Margaret's outfit is

-from Marks and Spencer.

-The items come from different

-labels within Marks and Spencer.

-These jackets are very popular.

-These are fashionable for all ages.

-It looks very light.

-These are the spring

-and summer collections.

-A white jacket like this must be

-able to go into the washing machine.

-You don't want items that

-you need to care for too much.

-Make sure you wash

-the items carefully.

-The t-shirt is from Autograph

-and costs 19.50.

-There's nothing special

-about this t-shirt...

-..apart from the fact that its

-very comfortable against the skin.

-We've all worn something

-with too much polyester...

-..and it crackles.

-These floral trousers

-are back for the next season.

-They've been very popular

-over the winter.

-These could be fashionable

-for a very long time to come.

-It has elastic

-at the top of the trousers...

-..which are great for meal times.

-Our next model is Sian.

-I have another denim jacket.

-A denim jacket

-is a favourite of all.

-I'm sure many of our viewers

-own a denim jacket.

-For the mature ladies who haven't

-worn a denim jacket before...

-..or for those who have got rid of

-them, you should invest in another.

-These trousers are great

-to wear with a wedge.

-You don't want to team them

-with wedges with big straps.

-You might see models in magazines

-wearing these with big shoes...

-..but they are models.

-Christine is our final model.

-Christine has never worn an outfit

-this casual on the programme.

-Christine only wears heels

-when she's working.

-This jacket looks like a denim

-jacket, but its a jersey one.

-You know exactly

-where to go in the store.

-The floral trousers

-are a mixture of cotton.

-They are chinos.

-They aren't linen, but

-they work great with flat pumps.

-Join Sian on Heno at 7.00pm tonight.

-Prynhawn Da returns tomorrow

-with our candid Gossip Girls.

-Gareth rustles up

-a tasty Mother's Day breakfast.

-The S4C news and weather is followed

-by the series finale of Cymoedd Roy.

-Until tomorrow, goodbye.

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