No sh**. It's got the same three it's had from the beginning: no-deal (a real Brexit), a "deal" on terms that the EU dictates (because that's all the EU ever does) which would be worse than staying in, or calling it off.
The only way anything else could have happened would have been for Her Majesty's Government to have started preparing both logistically and legally for no-deal, including announcing the dropping of all tariffs vis-a-vis all WTO signatories effective upon Brexit, and to let the EU realize the downside of a no-deal. Unfortunately May didn't hear or or heard and didn't believe, the advice offered the UK by Yannis Varoufakis, the former Greek finance minister: don't negotiate with the EU.
(Varoufakis is, incidentally, just about the only leftist alive today for whom I have any respect -- his analysis of the Greek debt crisis and the bailout, not of Greece, but of Western European banks with exposure to Greek debt, packages as a "bailout of Greece", was absolutely spot on.)
