Why the UK gets a cautious 'thumbs up'

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Fifty years ago, in October 1962, four lads from Liverpool released their first single. It was a modest hit, reaching number 17 in the charts, and although its ‘love me do' refrain was catchy there was little to suggest the group would go onto greater things.

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