Christmas pudding space hoppers are bouncing across festive TV this year after a 10-year-old Blue Peter viewer won a BBC One design competition.

Charlotte Strethill-Smith had her winning drawing of bouncing pudding space hoppers chosen from more than 20,000 ident designs.

Idents or Station identification is the practice of a television station or network identifying itself, typically with a theme or brand name.

There are five versions of the films, featuring children in fur boots and holly gloves bouncing in an ice park.

Children's programme Blue Peter had asked viewers to come up with an idea for the ident about dance and movement.

On Blue Peter to unveil the clips, Charlotte said she thought the finished product was "great" and she enjoyed "a brilliant day" watching her design being turned into a film. "It was the first idea that came into my head," she said of the bouncy Christmas puddings idea.