But transporting millions of dollars across borders is a risky business and many dealers elect to do their laundering at home.That has spurred new legislation. A partner at Price Waterhouse, he is a keen skier and keep-fit enthusiast. 'When I listen to some, I actually wonder whether they even shop at all. And it's that that sets your teeth on edge.At the Strand Theatre, WC2 (booking: 071-930 8800)(Photograph omitted). The film is such candy-floss that it may not realise what a great screwball clinch it could have staged: the seer versus the shrink, two lovers fighting to get a lead on human behaviour. In Mad, eight women who have suffered from some form of mental illness (including depression and the effects of child abuse and anorexia) recreate scenes from their past in the context of an audition.

'We feel Bristol deserves Premier League football and we went into the season with great enthusiasm but unfortunately it has not been sustained,' he said.'Last season Denis Smith saved us from relegation, but this winter, week after week, things have not been getting better.'Osman is in charge until the end of the season, yet believes he will not need that long to turn things round. Water companies are extremely concerned about all their customers and only disconnect customers who 'won't pay' - as opposed to 'can't pay' - and then only as a last resort when all other alternatives have been tried.Even then, more than 75 per cent of households pay up and are re-connected within 36 hours of disconnection on the terms previously offered.In Scotland, customers who do not pay their bills are not disconnected, but they can go to prison, which is not the case in England and Wales.Water companies would like the Government to re-examine the problem of people who are unable to pay their water bills and look to the Department of Social Security to extend their benefits for water.Yours sincerely,JANET LANGDONDirector, The Water ServicesAssociation of England and WalesLondon, SW1. That will regenerate the property market much faster than in other areas.London workers are already reviving their interest now that homes are easier to sell. An armed group took over the high court while its justices were meeting in plenary session. Their movements were observed by a Reuters reporter and photographer who were prevented by the Croatian military police from interviewing the prisoners and told to leave at gunpoint. They feel it would ruin their professional and therapeutic relationships. She looked at us rather crossly.'So, that's how it is in London.' She looked at her watch 'Seven minutes.