The Beatles, the New York mob and two mysterious deaths: Sixty years after Beatlemania swept America, PHILIP NORMAN retraces how the unprecedented frenzy led to band manager's 'murder' ... and one star's interracial romance being hidden from fans

Sixty years ago the Beatles flew to America for the first time - all feeling pessimistic. But by the time they were back home, they had all five top places in the Billboard Hot 100.

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