The next major stop on the Brexit road map is upon us - the EU summit in Brussels begins today and will continue into tomorrow. As we have become accustomed, no one knows really knows what will happen now - even if Johnson somehow walks away with a deal to present to parliament. This flowchart though, based on analysis by The Independent's John Rentoul , runs through the most likely scenarios, starting first with the question of whether the meeting bears fruit in the form of a new Brexit deal.The quickest, but let's face it, most unlikely outcome, would be a new deal which gets approved by parliament, leading to the UK leaving the EU on the current Article 50 deadline of 31 October. Going further down the Brexit rabbit hole, we could also see Boris Johnson refusing to request an extension and resigning, the Queen appointing Jeremy Corbyn to sort the mess out, only for a vote of no confidence motion to pass, placing the Father of the House, Ken Clarke, in temporary charge, leading to an Article 50 extension, a general election, and a possible second referendum in 2020. Take a deep breath.