Beatles as you've never seen them before

Monday 23 April 2012 15:39 BST

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Unseen photos of The Beatles are going on sale after lying in a family album for nearly 50 years. The 20 black-and-white snaps have never been published and show the Fab Four on the cusp of becoming a world phenomenon.

They were taken as the band filmed A Hard Day's Night in March 1964 at the Scala Theatre in London.

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Beatles as you've never seen them before