A loyalist bonfire in Moygashel is lit ahead of schedule after the Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) begins an operation to remove a replica of a mosque from the top of the pyre. According to the PSNI, officers start action as part of what they describe as an operation to remove a “hate display” from the bonfire. One report says the fire is lit a day early, while the other describes police beginning the removal process from the existing bonfire. The two accounts refer to the same setting and police action, differing mainly on timing details about when the bonfire is lit relative to the removal operation. Both reports focus on the police move to take down the mosque replica, indicating it is the specific element driving enforcement. The situation continues as PSNI carries out the removal work at the bonfire location in Moygashel.