the bbc radio presenter and dj steve wright, who presented programmes for radio one and radio two for more than four decades, has died at the age of 69. he was known and loved by millions of people who listened to his daily show steve wright in the afternoon, first broadcast in 1981 on radio1 before moving to radio 2. tributes have been pouring in from listeners and colleagues since the news was announced an hour ago. the dj tony blackburn said he was shocked and described him as a great broadcaster and dearfriend. david sillito looks back at his life. friday the 1st ofjuly, 2022, it is the big show, it is steve wright in the big show, it is steve wright in the afternoon. the big show, it is steve wright in the afternoon. steve wright in the afternoon. the afternoon. steve wright in the afternoon. a the afternoon. steve wright in the afternoon, a programme - the afternoon. steve wright in the afternoon, a programme that - the afternoon. steve wright in the - afternoon, a
sayjobs are on their minds when it comes to choosing their candidates. earlier i spoke to ganjar pranowo who is the deputy chief of staff for president widodo and he was familiar with the goals and ambitions during his tenure. i asked about the challenges they will face. we are trapped in this middle income and there is no sign of when we can escape. to me as a technocrat i think this is the most challenging problem we have at the moment. i think we would need six to 7% growth if we want to escape this middle income trap. whoever becomes president of indonesia will face this challenge of moving indonesia up. in the downstream, it is the performance of a country the performance of a state what i notice is that the government has spent a lot in the upstream, but if you look at the downstream, that entrapment, being trapped in the middle income is included. i don t think it works well. so there must be a problem in the middle train upstream and downstream. and if i may underst
income we are trapped in this middle income trap for 17 years, and there income trap for17 years, and there is income trap for17 years, and there is no income trap for 17 years, and there is no sign when we can escape there is no sign when we can escape from this trap. to me as a technocrat i think this is the a technocrat i think this is the most a technocrat i think this is the most challenging problem we have at the most challenging problem we have at the moment. i think we would have at the moment. i think we would need six to 7% growth if we want would need six to 7% growth if we want to escape this middle income we want to escape this middle income trap. is we want to escape this middle income trap- income trap. is low over the consummate income trap. is low over the consummate president - income trap. is low over the consummate president of. consummate president of indonesia will face this challenge of moving indonesia up. i used this analogy, li
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the pandemic, the two most significant economic concerns are about growth and unemployment. i spoke with yanuar nugroho in singapore, he was also the deputy chief of staff to the president of indonesia previously. iasked him about the challenges indonesia is facing. we are trapped in this middle income we are trapped in this middle income trap for 17 years and there income trap for17 years and there is income trap for 17 years and there is no sign when you can -et there is no sign when you can get up there is no sign when you can get up i there is no sign when you can get up. i think this is the most get up. i think this is the most challenging problem we have most challenging problem we have at most challenging problem we have at the moment. i think would have at the moment. i think would make growth if we want to escape would make growth if we want to escape this middle income trap. so whoever becomes the next president will face this challenge of moving i