Graham Lister is a Night Picture Editor at Edinburgh Live. He specializes in Pop Culture, Internet Culture, and the Film Industry, with a keen focus on Filmmaking. Graham's work has been featured in notable outlets including Speedcafe.com, Glasgow Live, and the Daily Record.
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Graham Lister's focus appears to be on local events, luxury properties, and entertainment news in Scotland. His articles often cover local events and promotions related to house & home as well as entertainment news.
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By: Graham Lister
The single mum, who works in a school, found rotting food, rubbish, cobwebs, dog hair, mould, and traces of rodents in the five-bedroom house she rented out.
By: Graham Lister
Over 130 Christmas-loving dog owners across the UK have dressed their pooches as characters from the Nativity.
The gallery of images offers a striking visual record of the American military in transition under sweeping reform.
By: Graham Lister
The Elephant House, on George IV Bridge in Edinburgh, was gutted by the blaze that that swept through the street in August 2021.
By: Graham Lister, Ryan Carroll
It is the 40th time the event has taken place at South Queensferry, with many participants racing into the water in colourful fancy dress.
Scotland has been plunged into a deep freeze, as winter weather continues to sweep across the UK.
The 99th Reconnaissance Squadron were seen at RAF Fairford in Gloucestershire.
By: Graham Lister
The main set of eight stamps features photographs from milestone moments in the late Queen's life, from her 1953 coronation balcony appearance at Buckingham Palace to delivering her first radio broadcast in 1940 aged 14.
The pink, 1,014-square-foot home - built in 1926 - features one bedroom and one bathroom, and is filled with whimsical nods to the classic children's story.
By: Graham Lister
The guide price for the house in Helensburgh, Argyll, is currently set at £145k, with the auction closing today.
