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Is that a west facing wall?. That's going to be battered with rain and get no sun. I think I'd be looking at cladding so all it needs is a pole wash

I stick to McAlpine fittings. One or two offset 110mm drain connectors. Place on inside the other to move sideways. other way is to fit a bend in soil pipe going to the left and build boxing to bring toilet out and move to the left

As posted above... Tint on the outside works best. I've got velux windows with tint on the inside but it's not great. Makes a difference but it's not expensive

Needs a clean so silicone will stick. Silicone gap then add a plastic trim Ans silicone around to cover gap

I use orbital linked to vacuum. You can often bodge a DIY sander to a vacuum for less dust

Yeah. That will do it. Multi solve with clean it off or use low tac masking tape around wall. Just don't get in a mess with it although polymer can be painted over

Double sided tape at the ends holds it firm. Pound shops or places like The Range sell double sided sticky pads cheap in pack.

Loads of primers you could use. Special spray cans if you want to spray it. Easiest would be a 320 grade sand. You need to clean surface and easiest way is to wipe with meths Then Zinsser Bulls Eye 1-2-3. Allow a couple of days to cure then your eggshell

Probably no nails mastic. Dries hard and brittle. It's not that good at sticking plastic as it brittle and don't stick well to plastic. Use a polymer

I think id put some hard thin cardboard up the frame to protect then use a multi tool with a masonry cutter coming out 5mm. Scratch the rest off with a old screwdriver. Just need a channel to get some silicone in tidy. Use the correct silicone for widows. Inside use interior window mastic not...

What's behind? It it hollow with voids? Get that trim off and have a look.

Gardz is a sealer. You don't need to mistcoat Gardz. Peelstop is a sealer that also glues lifting paint edges. No need to mistcoat peelstop. Think I would sand over with 120 grade paper. Then decide if it's solid or not. Don't look bad to me. Fill over with toupret powder. Light sanding over...

Use a polymer like CT1 or Stixall but it's not silicone.. Have a can of multi solve for cleanup. Looks like something was hung on that trim pulling it off. If you need to use a screw to pull it in use a white screw head cap

Tint on the outside? Not all glass can be tinted so check the spec.

200mm down from finishing level. 100mm of type 1 and 100mm of concrete. Is that what you are thinking?

No driving licence or credit card? Either will do.

Don't look right. It's lifted up?

You need something to cover the entire top of that dark wood top to bottom cut tight to wall. Filling will just crack

Buy a new or used shifter. one with a cable fitted as they aren't always easy to fit. Needs to be the same one or one which is compatible with derailleur

Lath and plaster walls/wall and ceilings? Normal. If you had coving it would of gone through that as well. Loft above? Prop up ceiling. Vacuum off loft side. PVA 4 to 1 ISH Pour some plaster over. Wall rake out. PVA. Filler. Just an old house and movement. Needs TLC and keeping up to...