As we enter the season of goodwill to all men, MPs have revealed some of the Brexit-themed Christmas cards they have already received from the public.

The festivities began 10 days ahead of advent when Scottish Conservative politician Paul Masterson tweeted a photograph of a Christmas card he had received which read: “To JUDAS, Happy BREXIT Christmas.”

The sender then added the number of Brexit supporters who voted, and the result of the 2016 EU membership referendum, writing: “17.5 MILLION, 52% VOTED LEAVE.

“PACK YOUR SUITCASE. LEAVE THE UK. AND DON’T RETURN EVER. YOU:- TRAITOR.”

Mr Masterson is an MSP for East Renfrewshire, which overwhelmingly voted to remain in the European Union at the referendum last June. “I feel bad for the trees who died in vain to make this card,” he tweeted.

The Brexit message arrived after Mr Masterson, along with 15 other Conservative MPs, were branded “Brexit mutineers” on the front page of The Daily Telegraph on last week.

Anna Soubry, another Tory MP on the list, raised a point of order in the House of Commons last week, saying her office had received at least five threatening messages that had to be reported to the police since the publication of the article.

‘You lost snowflakes’

But that is not where the Brexit tidings ended, as former Liberal Democrat leader Tim Farron revealed he too had received a card.

He replied to Mr Masterson’s tweet saying “Amen, brother”, and added a photograph of a card he had received which reads: “52% OUT, 48% IN. YOU LOST SNOWFLAKES, GET OVER YOURSELVES!”