Police in Northern Ireland begin removing a mosque replica, prompting loyalists to light a bonfire earlier than planned, according to reports from Yahoo UK and the Belfast Telegraph. The two outlets describe a tense local atmosphere as officers start to take down the replica and associated structures at the site. In response, loyalist community members light a bonfire ahead of schedule. Both reports focus on the immediate sequence of events—police action to remove the replica and the subsequent change in bonfire timing by loyalists—rather than broader political or legal context. The accounts indicate that the removal is carried out by police officers on the ground, while the loyalist bonfire activity escalates around the same time. Neither source, based on the information provided here, specifies additional details such as the legal basis for the removal, the length of time officers take, or any arrests or injuries. The reports therefore present a snapshot of a localized confrontation centred on removal of a religious-themed display and the reaction from the loyalist community.