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As you turn it will go in out and side to side because is oval shaped

Inside here on some with allen key

Can you remove internal parts? Maybe needs new cartridge I guess. Depends on cost and if you can find one as looks discontinued

Have look at the possibility of fitting a water hammer arrestor

3.5mins in may help. You have the wrong bricks under damp course

Vented soil pipe or AAV (Air Admittance Valve) Could be a faulty AAV

Re picture Gallery Crop a tad or rotate wrong way and save then rotate the correct and save. Will up load correctly. You would have to make a wooden frame for plasterboard to fix to. Not an easy job. Then cut plasterboard to the shape required and fix. Use stop beads to get clean angles...

Odd those patches. Looks like old curtain brackets marks and tiebacks but dont line up. Id just wash and paint myself

Sand a bit Clean Your primer is fine. Woodwork is fine Leyland smart matt for ceilings I like but plenty of options

Is the black paint oil or waterbased? Rub with meths to find out

As above. Fill and sand if its solid

Are you confident to take sink off to gain access? That's what I would do

Pipe bender is not very compact. I always soldered joints in copper as easy enough. Just remember never heat and solder at the same time. Don't over heat pipe and bubble the solder. I can't answer if your plan will work. Just go for it..

That's the washing machine pipe? Yeah. That will do. Look like you have access hole in cupboard ready if you want to use

Use something like... Smith and Rodger Rocktop Multi-Surface Clearcoat

Id repoint that and watch for the next few years. If nothing happens then I'd consider swapping the cracked bricks. Could be settlement which can happen.

Take waste out first. If you can't get it out should be easy enough to buy a new one and fit

Change waste for https://www.screwfix.com/p/floplast-sink-washing-machine-trap-white-40mm/12794 T off cold water pipe

Dig out. Maybe put something inside to firm up. I guess it depends if it's hollow. 2 pack wood filler is very hard so you need to be tidy with your filling

You painting older oil gloss or something? I'd use a decent adhesion primer for that. I'm not keen on contract emulsion as its for new build damp plaster ect. I much prefer something a bit more durable and flat vs the chalky contract. Leyland smart matt is nice for ceilings.