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I have found a 32mm to 40mm running trap at http://www.bes.co.uk/products/124.asp#11173. You can then connect the sink to the 40mm pipework then use the washing machine boss on the 40mm pipework I mentioned before.

If you fix your 32mm trap then connect a length of 32mm pipe to this and then a 32mm to 40 mm reducer to your 40mm pipe. It depends on the type of pipe you have whether you use a push fit or solvent weld reducer or you can use a compression reducer but these need a little more space. Then fit...

As in the link by Obiplumbkinobi it probably is a snap on cap. Gently try and ease it off. In the link diagram it shows a large thumb wheel that screws on to hold it all together. Whatever is under there try tightening first.

The fitting may have become loose or not centered properly. Obviously the best way would be to be able to access it from under the bath and refit it properly. However you could try the following although the fitting may not be as I describe. In the chrome cap you should find a small hole with...

I looked on 3 web sites that sell this sink and they all say to knock the hole through. I think the company who says you need to drill it are just saying that so they can offer to do it for £30. If you are not confident about knocking it through then call the company first, they have a web site...