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Take lamps out, take L, N,&E of the circuit out of C.U join live and earth at C.U. do R1 +R2 from there back through circuit probably loose/poor connected earth.
 
If you take lamps out and you haven't got any loads between live and neutral you may not need to it just rules out rouge results.
 
And it’s probably a 100 downlighters!

Turn off all the light switches & do the R1 + R2 with both live and neutral disconnected from the CU - obviously you need to turn the switch on at the light you are working on..

You've mentioned singles - are the CPC's singles or is the set up reliant on the conduit for the earth continuity?
 

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