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If the Tesco Extra Colney Hatch store in north London is anything to go by, Dave Lewis has already made some eye-catching changes in his efforts to turn around the UK's biggest supermarket chain.

The most eye-catching change comes in the County Championship with the introduction of a round of nine day-night fixtures that will start from 26 June with England's cricketers free to play as they prepare for their first floodlit Test at home against West Indies at Edgbaston starting on 17 August.

PW The most eye-catching change from last season will be the presence of the £11.4m signing from Atlético Madrid, Toby Alderweireld, in central defence.

Clark is minister for business, energy and – in one of the most eye-catching changes resulting from the arrival of Theresa May – industrial strategy.

But the extent of the dilution has taken most by surprise.The most eye-catching change is that the test in the bill for withholding information from the public will, in many circumstances, be whether disclosure might "prejudice" the operation of government.

Eye catching in-store displays have been created to attract new customers.

Eye catching posters displayed in GP waiting rooms and chemists were also suggested.

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On the surface, there have been several eye-catching physical changes to Easterhouse in the years since Duncan Smith's heavily publicised Road to Damascus moment.

The sudden changes of energy in Ms. Thomas's solo were especially eye catching.

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