The bunker is in a perfect location on farmland and offers the freedom of having your own land and bunker, but with the security of being on private land which is fenced and securely gated. There is a right of way to the site 4’ 6” wide along a private road and field boundary. The site has its own purpose built stile, again to a right of way to the bunker, and is 200 yards from the road.

The bunker is accessed via a metal hatch and shaft. There is an access ladder to a depth of 15ft which leads to two rooms, one for the chemical toilet and a large monitoring room 15ft x 7ft 6ins, which was previously used as a monitoring room in the event of a nuclear attack. A ventilation shaft with two louvered vents is located alongside the entrance shaft with a second ventilation shaft at the other end of the room.

The bunker is completely dry and it would be hard to find one in such good condition. There is a BT line to a telephone in the bunker. However, communication would have been via teletalk (as seen in the photo). Lighting is supplied via a 12 volt battery and is in full working order.

"Let's just start with the shoes-they're the easiest," Oprah says. "And I can see that this closet cleanout is going to give me a headache." She spies a pair of chunky-heeled, green suede oxford shoes. "Forget about them! I got those when I used to wear pants." Gone.

Adam holds up a pair of ivory lace knee-high boots. Oprah quickly comes to their defense. "Those I can't get rid of! They're beautiful. They're like sculpture!"

"Will you ever wear them again?" Adam asks.

"I never wore them ever, but I still can't get rid of them. They're closet jewelry. They make a closet look good." Onto the keeper pile they go.

• Barry Kieselstein-Cord Bag
• Chicago Olympic Delegation Jacket
• Silver Metallic Booties
• Green Lace Up Shoes
• Ralph Lauren Cashmere Bucks
• Yves Saint Laurent heels

The case concerns payments made by eBay to search engines such as Google and Yahoo for directing searches using particular keywords to eBay's site.

EBay, like many online businesses, pays to have large numbers of words call up a link to its site when typed into a search engine.

Thursday's ruling condemned eBay for buying terms such as "Louis Viton" or "Wuiton," as these are often used to advertise fake Louis Vuitton products. Trading such products on eBay damages Louis Vuitton's image, the court said.

"This case is about the use of Adwords to direct buyers' listings for authentic goods from eBay sellers. This issue is being used by certain Rights Owners as an excuse to retain total control of what people can buy, where they can buy it from, and how much they have to pay. This is why 750,000 Europeans signed a petition to the European Parliament last year, protesting barriers to Internet trade."

"We are extremely disappointed by this decision," Yohan Ruso, head of Ebay France told Reuters. "We recognise the facts but we think the sanction is disproportionate."

Louis Vuitton said the tribunal had found Ebay liable for "harming the trademark and domain name of Louis Vuitton".

For its part, Ebay said the words were commercial links used in search engines to redirect consumers to Ebay to buy genuine Louis Vuitton goods.

"This issue is being used by certain rights owners as an excuse to retain total control of what people can buy, where they can buy it from and how much they have to pay," Ebay said in a statement.

The eight-piece spring collection includes matte jersey dresses and a denim suit -- more relaxed, accessible versions of the designer's graphic classics, at considerably lower prices ($75 for a T-shirt; $350 for the reversible cotton coat). "This is a great way to not need a secondary line," adds Rodriguez.

Sellers say they first began noticing problems with eBay's search system on Saturday morning. At 11:17 a.m. Pacific time, the company posted a note on its announcement board stating "we are experiencing some issues with a delay in search being displayed." A subsequent note from eBay stated that the search system was having difficulty "due to errors in some of our backend systems."

By late afternoon on Saturday, searches for "iPod" on eBay's U.S. site resulted in zero results, and an error message saying, "We were unable to run the search you entered. Please try again in a few minutes." An eBay spokesman said that the company would have full search functionality restored by Sunday. "The unanticipated technical issue resulted from a surge in live listings as sellers ramp up for the holiday season," said eBay vice president John Pluhowski.

The companies declined to say how many cars were sold under the heavily advertised program, although GM said the number of sales directly connected to the effort was small. "We thought the program was successful but that this was not the right time," GM sales chief Mark LaNeve said.

Mr. LaNeve said the program did generate customer interest, including 1.5 million visits to a special section of eBay's Web site, and 15,000 customer leads for California dealers. He said GM hopes to try again with eBay next year.

When the program launched Aug. 11, GM Chief Executive Frederick "Fritz" Henderson said it was part of an effort to make car shopping more convenient.

Rob Chesney, vice president of eBay Motors, said he was "really pleased" with the results and would use lessons from the program to develop future programs for selling new cars on the site. He declined to say when or how that might happen. "We had no expectations in terms of what the measured result would be," Mr. Chesney said. The test was to see "if we offer consumers a new way to interact with the purchase of a car, would they engage?" The traffic to the site, he said, proves "there is a real proposition that we can build upon there."

Bay said it will achieve that target through continuing investments in renewable energy and promoting "sustainable" habits tied to the travel and personal energy use of its 15,000-strong workforce.

EBay said that as an online company, a majority of its carbon footprint comes from the energy used at its data centers. So, tackling data management and infrastructure will be key to becoming more efficient. To that end, the company will unveil a "green" data center in 2010. EBay also said it will announce a fuel cell strategy in early 2010.