I need to compare the public holidays for 2025 in different regions of the United Kingdom. Please navigate to the 2025 public holidays page for the United Kingdom. Then, list the specific public holidays for England, Scotland, and Northern Ireland for 2025, noting any differences in dates or holiday names between these regions.
Navigate to holidays.kayaposoft.com. Select 'United Kingdom' from the 'Country' dropdown (ID 18). Ensure '2025' is selected from the 'Years' links (ID 13). Identify and list all public holidays for 'England' for 2025. Change the 'State' dropdown (ID 81) to 'Scotland'. Identify and list all public holidays for 'Scotland' for 2025. Change the 'State' dropdown (ID 81) to 'Northern Ireland'. Identify and list all public holidays for 'Northern Ireland' for 2025. Compare the lists and highlight any differences in dates or holiday names between England, Scotland, and Northern Ireland.
The agent successfully navigates to the United Kingdom's 2025 public holidays page. The agent accurately lists the public holidays for England in 2025, including New Year's Day, Good Friday, Easter Monday, Early May bank holiday, Spring bank holiday, Summer bank holiday, Christmas Day, and Boxing Day. The agent successfully switches the 'State' to 'Scotland' and lists its public holidays for 2025, including New Year's Day, 2nd January, Good Friday, Easter Monday, Early May bank holiday, Spring bank holiday, Summer bank holiday, St Andrew's Day, Christmas Day, and Boxing Day. The agent successfully switches the 'State' to 'Northern Ireland' and lists its public holidays for 2025, including New Year's Day, St Patrick's Day, Good Friday, Easter Monday, Early May bank holiday, Spring bank holiday, Battle of the Boyne (Orangemen's Day), Summer bank holiday, Christmas Day, and Boxing Day. The agent explicitly notes the differences, such as Scotland having '2nd January' and 'St Andrew's Day' which England does not, and Northern Ireland having 'St Patrick's Day' and 'Battle of the Boyne (Orangemen's Day)' which England does not.