The first hour of "Day Until Noon" on Bulgarian National Radio (BNR) today is all about the pile-ups on the Trakia motorway. Kalina Encheva hosts the show, which airs after the 9am news.
The hour will sum up what is known so far and ask whether the tragedy could have been avoided. It will also hear from experts and from people caught up in the crashes who are now leaving hospital.
Residents of the Sarafovo district in Burgas are unhappy about slow repairs on Angel Dimitrov street and are thinking about a protest.
Around 11am, the show will look at what goes into an emergency kit, also called a grab-and-go bag. The European Commission has called on every European to have one ready.
The Personal Care Act is among the topics of the week. Its disputed provisions were dropped after public protest and are due to be reviewed. A personal assistant, who is also the mother of a child with a disability, will recall what caused the anger.
Among the guests is Dimitar Lyudiev, one of the big bread producers. The price of bread depends directly on the price of electricity, and some kinds have already gone up.
The last hour covers an exhibition about a Burgas woman of the 1930s and her vision, and a new title at the opera: the dance show "Zemfira" on the 27th.
The sports section is about tomorrow's marathon, which more than 2,000 runners are expected to enter.