Amazon has faced outrage after they sold a Remainer notepad entitled 'My Little Book of All The Brexiteers I Want To Stab' in the same week MPs urged Boris Johnson to temper his language amid fears for their safety over Brexit.

The £4.05 notebook, described as a 'book and journal for Remainers and EU voters', comes amid uproar over the prime minister's use of the term 'Surrender Bill' in Parliament, which prompted MPs to call for calm on all sides of the Brexit debate.

Amazon customers reacted with disgust over the listing, with one user writing in the review section: 'I hope this has been reported to the police for inciting hate,' before adding that they wanted the publisher to be 'shut down and arrested.'

Outrage: A Remainer notepad entitled 'My Little Book of All The Brexiteers I Want To Stab' is being sold on Amazon in the same week MPs urged Boris Johnson to temper his language amid fears for their safety over Brexit

The £4.05 notebook, described as a 'book and journal for Remainers and EU voters', comes amid uproar over the PM's use of the term 'Surrender Bill' in Parliament

Advertising the toxic product, the seller wrote: 'Get this journal/notebook and put a smile on the face of anyone who is against Brexit, who voted Britain to stay, who don't want Britain to leave the European Union!

'This is a great notebook/journal for all anti-Brexit Remainers and Pro-Europeans, Anti Leave British supporters who want Britain to remain in the European Union.'

But angry customers called for the notepad to be removed from the website and the seller banned from Amazon.

Vincent Gallagher wrote: 'Take this is hate speech and encourages violence as an Amazon customer I am disgusted that this is on sale and I will report it to authorities.'

Amazon customers reacted with disgust over the listing, with one user writing in the review section: 'I hope this has been reported to the police for inciting hate,' before adding that they wanted the publisher to be 'shut down and arrested'

Adrien Priestly added: 'I hope the author gets the same fate as he wants for Brexiteers. Disgusting vile human being. Reported to the police.'

Marie C said: 'Vile item, inciting hatred and violence, with today's level of knife crime this is disgusting. Reported to the police!'

Another said: 'Not what this country needs,' while another said 'this is disgusting and I have reported it to The Met Police.'

Another said: 'I've also reported this to the police as incitement of hatred and violence.'

Vincent Gallagher wrote: 'Take this is hate speech and encourages violence as an Amazon customer I am disgusted that this is on sale and I will report it to authorities'

Tensions heightened this week during a fiery Commons clash as numerous MPs urged Johnson to tone down his Brexit rhetoric as they suggested it was putting their lives at risk.

Speaker Mr Bercow pleaded with MPs on all sides to calm down as he said the atmosphere in the Commons was 'worse than any I've known in my 22 years in the House'.

Meanwhile, Brendan Cox, murdered MP Jo Cox's widower, said he felt 'a bit sick' after hearing Mr Johnson's remarks and today he was asked how he believed his late wife might have responded.

He said: 'She would have tried to take a generosity of spirit to it and thought about how in this moment you can step back from this growing inferno of rhetoric.'

MailOnline has contacted the Metropolitan Police for comment.

Amazon confirmed they have removed the book from sale after being alerted to its content by MailOnline.