@Trimaxt Just seen This . I would get some advice from someone who knows about damp looks pretty bad. You can scrap all the flaky paint off and apply a damp proof paint all over and see how it drys and then paint over. Worst case scenario chop out all old plaster a re-plaster all walls.
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