I'm planning a long-distance walk and am interested in the King Charles III England Coast Path. Please find the official overview page for the path on GOV.UK. Once there, tell me the total length of the path that is currently open for public use, the expected completion date for the entire path, and list at least three specific sections of the path that are already open.
Navigate to 'https://www.gov.uk/'. Use the search bar to search for 'King Charles III England Coast Path overview of progress'. From the search results, click on the link that provides an overview of the path's progress, likely titled 'King Charles III England Coast Path: improving public access to the coast' or similar. On the overview page, locate and extract the total mileage of the path that is 'complete and open for public use'. Locate and extract the expected completion date for the entire path. Identify and list at least three specific sections of the path that are mentioned as being open or completed on the page, or from the search results if explicitly stated as open sections.
The agent successfully navigates to the 'King Charles III England Coast Path: improving public access to the coast' page on GOV.UK. The agent states that the total length of the path complete and open for public use is 1744 miles. The agent states that the expected completion date for the entire path is spring 2026. The agent lists at least three specific completed or opened sections of the path, such as 'Gosport to Portsmouth', 'Minehead to Combe Martin', and 'Bamburgh to the Scottish Border'.