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"The team has built up a reputation for producing graduates who can hit the ground running and make a real impact in the creative industries," says Stephen Jukes, dean of the Media School.

England are the sixth team to achieve the feat and only two of those – Spain and Germany, the winners and semi-finalists at Euro 2012 – went on to make a real impact in the tournament proper.

In this talk, Rich DeVaul will give an insider look at Alphabet's X, also known as the "moonshot factory"— its mission, research, and processes to develop and de-risk early-stage ideas and turn them into proven technologies that make a real impact in the world.

The 62-year-old former England and Manchester City manager is confident that the class of players in the Ivory Coast squad can see them qualify from the "group of death" and make a real impact in the finals in South Africa this summer.

A drama about a serial killer who only kills other serial killers might sound a bit "schlock horror" for the prestigious British awards ceremony, but the slow-growing cult is starting to make a real impact in the UK so it could be one to watch.

"People get very excited about using technology to make a real impact in the world," says Chris Lintott, the co-founder of Zooniverse, a platform that organisations can use to develop their own citizen science projects for everything from analysing planets to spotting penguins.

Mr Jackson said Mr Gray had made a "real impact" in the US and he was delighted to have persuaded him to return.

The 18-year-old has become a first-team regular this season having made a real impact in the early games of Rodgers' tenure.

"He knows what the Championship is all about and has made a real impact in the division before," said McClaren.

"Mark made a real impact in the final few games whilst on loan," manager Chris Powell told the club's website. .

Some make millions, while others make a real impact in peoples' lives.