Police in Northern Ireland remove a replica mosque that was placed on top of a loyalist bonfire in Moygashel, County Tyrone. Reports say the incident involves a bonfire that is lit one day earlier than planned, prompting officers to intervene and attempt to take down the effigy. After the removal efforts, a man is arrested and later charged. The Daily Express reports that the man is 56 years old and is charged with incitement to hatred following the placement and burning of the mosque replica. The Mirror similarly reports that a man is charged after the replica mosque is put on the bonfire and the incident draws police attention. Both outlets describe the same core events: a mosque replica is displayed on a loyalist bonfire, police respond by trying to remove it, and an arrest leads to a charge related to incitement to hatred. The coverage does not provide further details on court dates or additional suspects.