Mosque replica on bonfire treated as hate crime in Northern Ireland

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Police in County Tyrone, Northern Ireland, have arrested a man over a mosque replica placed on a bonfire, treating it as a hate-motivated criminal offence.
The display has drawn widespread condemnation from community leaders and politicians.

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Police in County Tyrone, Northern Ireland, have arrested a man over a mosque replica placed on a bonfire, treating it as a hate-motivated criminal offence. The display has drawn widespread condemnation from community leaders and politicians.

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