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* 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 {{color|red}}/{{color|blue}} stain.
* 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 {{color|red}}/{{color|blue}} stain.
* Christmas 1984 (Scotland): Three square-shaped prisms in red with green stripes rotate on a table as they're reflected on the mirror. BBC Scotland appears in neon red below.
* Christmas 1984 (Scotland): Three square-shaped prisms in red with green stripes rotate on a table as they're reflected on the mirror. BBC Scotland appears in neon red below.
* Christmas 1984 (Wales): We see BBC Wales written in a bold red font similar to the 1974-81 version. Instead of the globe, a kaleidoscope in the shape of a snowflake animates above while Christmas lights on the left and right of the screen twinkle. An adapted clock was also used, which was simply the standard clock but with images of the same snowflakes below.
* Christmas 1984 (Wales): There is BBC Wales written in a bold red font similar to the 1974-81 version. Instead of the globe, a kaleidoscope in the shape of a snowflake animates above while Christmas lights on the left and right of the screen twinkle. An adapted clock was also used, which was simply the standard clock but with images of the same snowflakes below.


'''Local Variants:'''
'''Local Variants:'''
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* Christmas 1985 (Scotland): The COW is replaced with a rotating gift box in the shape of the globe. The box is covered in streamers and wrapping paper. The rest of the ident is the same as the regular one.
* Christmas 1985 (Scotland): The COW is replaced with a rotating gift box in the shape of the globe. The box is covered in streamers and wrapping paper. The rest of the ident is the same as the regular one.
** For the Hogmanay celebrations, the normal ident has some decoration to the left and right of the COW, featuring holly, bells and berries.
** For the Hogmanay celebrations, the normal ident has some decoration to the left and right of the COW, featuring holly, bells and berries.
* Christmas 1985 (Wales): We see some church windows depicting the Nativity, as snow falls on the outside. This ident was cel-animated, unlike the national and Scottish networks, which were models.
* Christmas 1985 (Wales): There is some church windows depicting the Nativity, as snow falls on the outside. This ident was cel-animated, unlike the national and Scottish networks, which were models.
* Christmas 1986: A cel-animated scene depicting a smiling Christmas tree in a forest with holly dancing around it is seen, with a yellow BBC1 covered in snow in the middle of it. The ident was designed by a viewer following a CBBC contest.
* Christmas 1986: A cel-animated scene depicting a smiling Christmas tree in a forest with holly dancing around it is seen, with a yellow BBC1 covered in snow in the middle of it. The ident was designed by a viewer following a CBBC contest.
* Christmas 1986 (Scotland): Just the regular COW Globe ident, but with small stars around it, making it look like a night sky. Most likely the least Christmassy Christmas ident ever done by the BBC.
* Christmas 1986 (Scotland): Just the regular COW Globe ident, but with small stars around it, making it look like a night sky. Most likely the least Christmassy Christmas ident ever done by the BBC.
* Christmas 1986 (Wales): The COW globe was replaced with a snow-covered church. A Christmas wreath shows where the COW globe would have been. Three variants were made, Daytime, Nighttime and a completely dark version. The clock was also imposed onto the footage at closedown. As before, this was another cel-animated ident.
* Christmas 1986 (Wales): The COW globe was replaced with a snow-covered church. A Christmas wreath shows where the COW globe would have been. Three variants were made, Daytime, Nighttime and a completely dark version. The clock was also imposed onto the footage at closedown. As before, this was another cel-animated ident.
* Christmas 1987: Another cel-animated ident depicts a graphic reading BBC Christmas 1 made up of various Christmas motifs such as various presents, a candle, holly and ribbons. The short animation was designed to tie into the end of promotions. Promotional style featured a panning view into a child's nursery, before a bag falls, pouring out streamers and ribbons. This streamer animation would be played at the end of the promotion to link into the ident. It was designed by Bernard Newnham.
* Christmas 1987: Another cel-animated ident depicts a graphic reading BBC Christmas 1 made up of various Christmas motifs such as various presents, a candle, holly and ribbons. The short animation was designed to tie into the end of promotions. Promotional style featured a panning view into a child's nursery, before a bag falls, pouring out streamers and ribbons. This streamer animation would be played at the end of the promotion to link into the ident. It was designed by Bernard Newnham.
* Christmas 1987 (Wales): We see a church window with a snowy view depicting an outside Christmas Tree, done in a watercolour animation style. The usual BBC1 Wales caption appears below.
* Christmas 1987 (Wales): There is a church window with a snowy view depicting an outside Christmas Tree, done in a watercolour animation style. The usual BBC1 Wales caption appears below.
* Christmas 1987 (Northern Ireland): The Northern Island team went with a more simple concept, instead of an animated sequence, we see a rotating cake depicting a snowy scene, featuring some trees and a house. The text "BBC1 Northern Ireland" ("Northern Ireland" stacked next to "BBC1") appears stamped to the bottom two times, with the other one having 2 pieces of holly stamped on the left and right.
* Christmas 1987 (Northern Ireland): The Northern Island team went with a more simple concept, instead of an animated sequence, we see a rotating cake depicting a snowy scene, featuring some trees and a house. The text "BBC1 Northern Ireland" ("Northern Ireland" stacked next to "BBC1") appears stamped to the bottom two times, with the other one having 2 pieces of holly stamped on the left and right.
* Christmas 1987 (Scotland): An animated sequence tree is seen in the middle of a blue background in a circle. Then the text "CHRISTMAS ON" and "BBC1 SCOTLAND" appear in a circle around the tree in the circle, then the rest of the blue background turns different colours.
* Christmas 1987 (Scotland): An animated sequence tree is seen in the middle of a blue background in a circle. Then the text "CHRISTMAS ON" and "BBC1 SCOTLAND" appear in a circle around the tree in the circle, then the rest of the blue background turns different colours.
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* Christmas 1998: On a white background with falling snow, a {{color|red}} bauble is seen on the centre of the screen. Sometimes, a reindeer or a couple of penguins are moving around. This, alongside the BBC Two ident, were the first two BBC Christmas idents to be produced in widescreen.
* Christmas 1998: On a white background with falling snow, a {{color|red}} bauble is seen on the centre of the screen. Sometimes, a reindeer or a couple of penguins are moving around. This, alongside the BBC Two ident, were the first two BBC Christmas idents to be produced in widescreen.
* Christmas 1999: On a night landscape of some pine trees, some auroras are seen in the sky, which takes the form of Santa Claus shaking a golden bell, with the BBC One globe on the side. This was the first Christmas ident in this ident package to feature the balloon globe.
* Christmas 1999: On a night landscape of some pine trees, some auroras are seen in the sky, which takes the form of Santa Claus shaking a golden bell, with the BBC One globe on the side. This was the first Christmas ident in this ident package to feature the balloon globe.
* Christmas 2000: We see a view of Santa Claus dropping a present with a parachute. Then we see the complete scene of Santa Claus dropping presents all over the city, on the BBC One globe.
* Christmas 2000: There is a view of Santa Claus dropping a present with a parachute. Then we see the complete scene of Santa Claus dropping presents all over the city, on the BBC One globe.
* Christmas 2001: Three toys interact and fly around a room as they float around on helium balloons, with a Christmas tree on the side. We move to the window, where we can see the BBC One globe in the sky. The toys each represent something on the Christmas Day schedule. The dinosaur represents the terrestrial premiere of ''The Lost World: Jurassic Park''. The Trotters Van represents the ''Only Fools and Horses'' episode "If They Could See Us Now", the first to air of the series since 1996, and the robot dog represents the terrestrial premiere of ''Toy Story''. This ident package was produced by [[Aardman Animations]].
* Christmas 2001: Three toys interact and fly around a room as they float around on helium balloons, with a Christmas tree on the side. We move to the window, where we can see the BBC One globe in the sky. The toys each represent something on the Christmas Day schedule. The dinosaur represents the terrestrial premiere of ''The Lost World: Jurassic Park''. The Trotters Van represents the ''Only Fools and Horses'' episode "If They Could See Us Now", the first to air of the series since 1996, and the robot dog represents the terrestrial premiere of ''Toy Story''. This ident package was produced by [[Aardman Animations]].


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* Ring-a-Roses: Set in a strikingly colourful field full of yellow and red flowers, we see a group of children skipping around and holding hands, interspersed with shots of the sun in the sky. The flowers begin to blow in the wind, scattering their petals across the field, and the camera zooms out to the children gathered in a circle around the mostly {{color|red}} flower petals as the BBC One logo forms.
* Ring-a-Roses: Set in a strikingly colourful field full of yellow and red flowers, we see a group of children skipping around and holding hands, interspersed with shots of the sun in the sky. The flowers begin to blow in the wind, scattering their petals across the field, and the camera zooms out to the children gathered in a circle around the mostly {{color|red}} flower petals as the BBC One logo forms.
* Surfers: Across the ocean, there are several surfers atop {{color|red}} boards, swimming around as the camera keeps dipping underwater. As the waves begin to appear, they stand on their boards and ride the waves, culminating in the BBC One logo forming within a wave as several surfers ride it.
* Surfers: Across the ocean, there are several surfers atop {{color|red}} boards, swimming around as the camera keeps dipping underwater. As the waves begin to appear, they stand on their boards and ride the waves, culminating in the BBC One logo forming within a wave as several surfers ride it.
* Windows: We see various shots of people within an apartment complex smiling as the sun shines through their windows, before they get up to open their windows and stand on their {{color|red}} balconies, causing a bright glare to appear. The camera zooms out to show a full shot of the apartments with the window glares appearing in a circular fashion as the BBC One logo appears. This ident was removed from the package in 2008, due to it potentially triggering epilepsy in certain viewers.
* Windows: There is various shots of people within an apartment complex smiling as the sun shines through their windows, before they get up to open their windows and stand on their {{color|red}} balconies, causing a bright glare to appear. The camera zooms out to show a full shot of the apartments with the window glares appearing in a circular fashion as the BBC One logo appears. This ident was removed from the package in 2008, due to it potentially triggering epilepsy in certain viewers.
* Moon: Across a dark ocean setting, we see lots of {{color|red}} boats with people carrying pieces of the moon, and as they sail further out to sea they eventually begin to place the pieces together in the sky, forming the moon as the camera zooms out to reveal the BBC One logo. This ident was technically removed from the package in 2008, but occasionally made appearances on BBC One Northern Ireland until 2016, and was intended to be used as an 'obituary' ident.
* Moon: Across a dark ocean setting, we see lots of {{color|red}} boats with people carrying pieces of the moon, and as they sail further out to sea they eventually begin to place the pieces together in the sky, forming the moon as the camera zooms out to reveal the BBC One logo. This ident was technically removed from the package in 2008, but occasionally made appearances on BBC One Northern Ireland until 2016, and was intended to be used as an 'obituary' ident.
* Magic Forest: We start on the floor of a forest, seeing creatures like frogs and butterflies, before the camera cuts to reveal trees beginning to bend and small fairies flying out from inside of flowers. The camera pans into a hole in a tree to reveal lots of bright fairies flying around in a circle, as the BBC One logo appears.
* Magic Forest: We start on the floor of a forest, seeing creatures like frogs and butterflies, before the camera cuts to reveal trees beginning to bend and small fairies flying out from inside of flowers. The camera pans into a hole in a tree to reveal lots of bright fairies flying around in a circle, as the BBC One logo appears.
* Mission Control: In space, a small pod is launched out of a rocket and lands on the surface of the Moon, whilst the camera keeps cutting back to show a control room full of anxious people. When the pod lands, a small curious robot is deployed which immediately begins to draw a circle on the surface, as the BBC One logo forms in the centre of it.
* Mission Control: In space, a small pod is launched out of a rocket and lands on the surface of the Moon, whilst the camera keeps cutting back to show a control room full of anxious people. When the pod lands, a small curious robot is deployed which immediately begins to draw a circle on the surface, as the BBC One logo forms in the centre of it.
* Neon: Set on a promenade at nighttime, we see a neon sign featuring a woman who comes to life and begins walking down the street, causing all of the other neon lights on the street to come alive and follow her. They eventually end up at a theme park, and the camera cuts back to reveal the neon characters riding on a Ferris wheel, as the BBC One logo forms within the wheel.
* Neon: Set on a promenade at nighttime, we see a neon sign featuring a woman who comes to life and begins walking down the street, causing all of the other neon lights on the street to come alive and follow her. They eventually end up at a theme park, and the camera cuts back to reveal the neon characters riding on a Ferris wheel, as the BBC One logo forms within the wheel.
* Lawn: We see a bright stereotypical suburban neighbourhood with housewives moving along the ground in a strange way, pushing along lawnmowers of various types across the grass. Eventually the camera pans out to reveal a circle within the grass, and then pans out again to reveal a series of crop circles within the grass, as the BBC One logo forms within the outer circle.
* Lawn: There is a bright stereotypical suburban neighbourhood with housewives moving along the ground in a strange way, pushing along lawnmowers of various types across the grass. Eventually the camera pans out to reveal a circle within the grass, and then pans out again to reveal a series of crop circles within the grass, as the BBC One logo forms within the outer circle.
* Helicopter: Across the dramatic seascape of the Isles of Sicilly, we see a lone helicopter flying through the sky, dipping down and flying over rock formations within the sea. It eventually comes in to land atop a launch pad, and the camera cuts to an aerial view of the pad, as the BBC One logo forms within it.
* Helicopter: Across the dramatic seascape of the Isles of Sicilly, we see a lone helicopter flying through the sky, dipping down and flying over rock formations within the sea. It eventually comes in to land atop a launch pad, and the camera cuts to an aerial view of the pad, as the BBC One logo forms within it.
* Penguins: Based on one of the Christmas idents from 2007, we see various scenes of CGI penguins around an ice skating rink, waddling around and causing mayhem with a vending machine. They all enter the rink and begin to skate around,  as the camera cuts to an overhead view of penguins and humans skating around in a circle, with the BBC One logo appearing in the middle.
* Penguins: Based on one of the Christmas idents from 2007, we see various scenes of CGI penguins around an ice skating rink, waddling around and causing mayhem with a vending machine. They all enter the rink and begin to skate around,  as the camera cuts to an overhead view of penguins and humans skating around in a circle, with the BBC One logo appearing in the middle.
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