Where next for Brexit?

3 September

Parliament returns from recess

EU agree to renegotiate?

No

Yes

Parliament passes revised deal

UK leave with a new

deal on 31 October

Rebel MPs take control of

parliamentary timetable with

the help of the speaker, and

stop no deal with new legislation

UK granted article

50 extension

Labour table motion

of no confidence

Johnson loses

Johnson wins

14-day period during

which MPs could seek

to form another,

viable government

New government could

do the following:

• General election

• Second referendum

• Renegotiate

• Revoke article 50

Johnson could delay his

resignation and time an

election so it was held

just after 31 October

UK leaves the EU

without a deal by

default

31 October

Has the Commons passed a Brexit bill?

No

Yes

UK leaves the EU

without a deal

UK leaves with

a deal

General election

held

3 September

Parliament returns from recess

EU agree to renegotiate?

Parliament passes revised deal

Yes

No

UK leave with a new deal

on 31 October

Rebel MPs take control of parliamentary

timetable with the help of the speaker,

and stop no deal with new legislation

UK granted article 50

extension

Labour table motion of no confidence

Johnson loses

Johnson wins

31 October

14-day period during which MPs

could seek to form another,

viable government

Has the Commons

passed a Brexit bill?

No

New government could

do the following:

Yes

• General election

• Second referendum

• Renegotiate

• Revoke article 50

UK leaves the EU

without a deal

UK leaves

with a deal

Johnson could delay his resignation

and time an election so it was held

just after 31 October

General election

held

UK leaves the EU without

a deal by default