In the album description, Child says: “As these seem like incidents we should all be aware of I've made an album for them.”

With one of the core Leave arguments centring on immigration, there are worries Brexit has emboldened those with racist and xenophobic views, from those who believe all immigrants, European or otherwise, will now be booted out of the country post-haste, to those who feel they can now tell anybody to “go home” without fear of recrimination.

One Twitter user, Dr M Ali Abbasi, said one of his co-workers had been told by a patient, “Shouldn't you be on a plane back to Pakistan? We voted you out”. Another said: “Daughter tells me someone wrote ‘[Child's name] go back to Romania’ on the wall in the girls’ toilets at school today”.

The win for Leave has been celebrated by far-right groups within the UK and across Europe, with organisations such as English Defence League and National Front taking to the streets in Newcastle on Saturday (25 June) demanding the “repatriation” of immigrants.

“Shouldn't you be on a plane back to Pakistan? We voted you out.” People are sharing their experiences of racist abuse following Brexit