Burgas will host the Majorette World Cup, which will be discussed in the third hour of "Boulevard Democracy", the show's preview says.
The programme starts at 3pm, after the news. In the first hour, Georgi Mihov, head of the Regional Election Commission, will talk about preparations for election day. He says polling station commissions will find their work easier in this vote. He will explain why on air.
The same hour includes a report from Edirne. It looks at what Bulgarians who have moved to Turkey expect from the vote, and whether the consulate is ready for it.
Gergana Petrova, a journalist from Strumyani, will comment on the attack on Sonya Koltukliyeva. Petrova was detained by Rumen Radev's security guards.
After 5pm, the main topic is the cost of school trips. Parents are unhappy. The ombudsman has alerted two ministers and wants an investigation, while tour operators want changes to the law.
The Majorette World Cup in Burgas was set for Saturday, 24 October, at the Mladost hall. In October we reported that nearly 500 competitors from 9 countries were expected, and that Burgas Municipality and the two majorette sport federations are the organisers.
The show also has comment from social media, sport, culture and traffic.