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**Christmas 1976: A giant revolving snowflake (not unlike those hanging ones you can buy for your tree) temporarily replaces the globe with a festive {{Font color|red|red}} background behind it. The bottom caption states "'''''{{Font|Blackletter Gothic|Christmas}}''/{{Font|Futura|BBC 1}}'''", with "'''''{{Font|Blackletter Gothic|Christmas}}'''''" in a Blackletter Gothic font and "'''{{Font|Futura|BBC 1}}'''" in a striped font (like the next logo). A companion clock was also created.

**Christmas 1978: A double-faced Santa revolves around on top of "'''''{{Font color|red|CHRISTMAS}}'''''" written in a bended, {{Font color|red|red}} serif font, and the BBC1 striped logo below.

*Christmas 1984: Two Snowmen and a Snowwoman armed with Christmas crackers welcome the festive season as they rotate on a turntable. This ident has daytime, evening, nighttime and midnight idents. On its last transmission, however, a full moon was shown in the background. On top is the word "BBC1" written in a casual font on a {{Font color|red|red}}/{{Font color|blue|blue}} stain.

** 1988 - The globe is seen as usual, then a {{Font color|red|red}} nose is attached to it, and the BBC1 affix is covered over with a piece of paper reading "Comic Relief".

*Another Comic Relief variant has a {{Font color|red|red}} nose being planted on Africa, and the BBC1 logo covered with a Comic Relief banner just before the evening telethon.

'''Logo:''' Inside a scene depending on one of several locations (seen below), a globe-patterned balloon flies. The pattern of the globe uses a {{Font color|red|red}} colour for sea, and {{Font color|orange|orange}} colour for the continent, and is complete with clouds. Superimposed at the bottom of the screen is the current BBC logo with the text "ONE" next to it, either fading in or appearing whenever the camera cuts to a new shot, depending on the variant. Starting in December 1999, the URL: http://www.bbc.co.uk/ was put at the top of the logo (and was officially introduced in June 2000). This was also the first time the channel was named "BBC One".

*Christmas 1997: There are 4 variants, but most of these have a glowing {{Font color|#FFD900|yellow}} sphere on a {{Font color|red|red}} background, and a choir is singing:

*Christmas 1998: On a white background with falling snow, a {{Font color|red|red}} balloon is seen on the centre of the screen. Sometimes, a reindeer or a couple of penguins are moving around. This, alongside the BBC2 ident, were the first two BBC Christmas idents to be produced in widescreen.

'''Logo:''' A scene of dancing is shown. At the bottom-left of the screen is a BBC One logo that consisted of a {{Font color|red|red}} square with small BBC logo at the top of big word "ONE" in centre of it.

*Christmas 2002-2003: Several dancers dressed as snowflakes against a {{Font color|red|red}} sky, are falling to the ground and then walking round in circles.

*Christmas 2004: Children dressed in {{Font color|red|red}} are bouncing on Space Hoppers that look like Christmas puddings, under white snow structures. This was designed by a young viewer of the children's programme ''Blue Peter'', as part of a competition.

*Christmas 2005: Several children, again dressed in {{Font color|red|red}}, are walking round a giant Christmas tree, carrying brightly coloured balls.

*Kites: On a cloudy and mountainous landscape, several people are playing with {{Font color|red|red}} kites. Some of these kites move around like a "circle".