INTU.L Share Price (INTU)

Different shares possibly can come up some day under similar name (although it's a poor practice to pick up a name with spoiled reputation), but not these since company is bankrupt, previously issued shares are absolutely worthless, value is nil.
As per last administrator report (Interpath - Aug/2022) - pages 3 to 5: on average (weighted) unsecured creditors are getting back roughly only 5p in £1.

Is there any possible chance of these shares coming back again

INTU' case Administrator (Interpath purchased from KPMG) says unsecured creditors (including revolving credit facility lenders) are expected to receive only 7p for each 1£ owed to them (page 11 + appendix 9 of Administrator's progress report published on 03 Aug 2021) obviously leaving nothing to shareholders despite seemingly high net asset valuation (£2B NAV on 2019 report)

Not sure why this just suddenly reappeared...
Sent a shiver down my spine remembering my first complete loss here.

Just in case anyone is in the same boat, I have a question....
Without being able to sell the shares for Intu that show in my trading account, I would at least like to be able to use the capital loss to offset capital gains (to stay below the tax threshold for 2020/21). Does anyone have any idea if you can write-off the full value when you haven't sold them, with no way to sell them, and still showing in my account (with a value of about 1.8p each)?