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In such a system Ofcom said that TV slots should be set aside to deliver regional news on the ITV network or, if it hands back its PSB licences, through Channel 4 "or by using a new dedicated service within each nation".

In a January essay, Fidel Castro said no agreement should be reached with the US until it hands back the Guantanamo Bay facility to the island – something that Washington has ruled out.

Admiral has indicated it could return £150m to £200m to shareholders, but Nomura said its solvency rates would still be adequate if it handed back £300m.

Mick Whelan, general secretary of train drivers' union Aslef, said: "National Express, when it handed back the keys, left the East Coast route in chaos.

"Buckingham palace already houses one of the world's greatest art collections – so let's see it handed back to the people".

The company blithely took out loans while burning cash to keep shareholders happy: last year it handed back £117m in dividends and spent £252m buying back shares (at more than ten times their current price).

The district says that the state was in charge as receiver for years and that it left the district with a large debt when it handed back control in 2010.

FirstGroup's own First Great Western Trains was in revenue support before it handed back the franchise last year.

Locals say it soon handed back control after it failed to deliver, angering residents.

When it was handed back to China in 1997, it was guaranteed its own legal system for 50 years, with freedoms of speech and assembly.

It was handed back to Italy in 1920.