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Assisted areas in the United Kingdom are those areas selected for the application of regional policy to support employment. They date back to depressed special areas identified before WWII for specific assistance. Over time the support systems have changed, as have the designated areas. While the UK was a member of the European Union, the coverage and schemes were regulated as part of the EU's regional state aid regime. During Brexit negotiation much new grant support was suspended. As of 2021 a new UK levelling up policy is being developed.