The 15-minute programme -- set to air at 5.15 p.m. Bermuda time, with subsequent repeats -- will concentrate on tourism and include a general feature on Bermuda.

Several figures have been interviewed including former Premier Sir David Gibbons. There are also plans to interview new Premier Pam Gordon this morning at the Cabinet Office.

Bermuda will come under the World Business Report spotlight tomorrow night, too. This time the focus will be cruise ships and the stock exchange. Cable & Wireless are providing and sponsoring the satellite link-up for the broadcast.

The two programmes will be presented by New York-based World Business Report journalist Richard Quest.

`GO SLOW DAY' NEXT WEEK TRA `Go Slow Day' next week Transport Minister Wayne Furbert has designated April 9 as National Go Slow Day.

The Road Safety Council is asking all motorists to strictly adhere to the legal speed limit of 20 mph and to run their vehicle headlights during the day in support of defensive driving and safer roads.

At midday, a road user procession -- consisting of a Police cycle squad escort, two runners, a pedal cyclist, an ambulance, a fire truck, a horse and carriage, a taxi and a motorcyclist -- will leave the Transport Control Department and travel through the City.

PEDAL CYCLE GANG ROBS MAN CRM Pedal cycle gang robs man A gang of teenage pedal cyclists robbed a 56-year-old St. George's man of cash after attacking him.

They confronted him on Dundonald Street, outside the New Testament Church of God, at about 11 p.m. on Saturday.

One youth rode at the man, knocking him to the ground. The others then punched and kicked him.

The cyclists -- aged 14 to 15 -- rode off after taking cash from his pockets.

Police spokeswoman Evelyn James Barnett said the victim received a small bump on his head and a sore right leg.

DISTRESS BEACON DISCOVERED SEA Distress beacon discovered A sea search is set to continue today after a distress beacon was found 340 miles southeast of Bermuda.

The beacon was discovered floating in the water by a US Coast Guard plane -- but there was no sign of debris or wreckage nearby.

The alert went out at about 5.30 p.m. on Saturday.