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In typical fashion, the government is now accusing the whistleblower of "financial recklessness", warning that he could be prosecuted.

On 9 December 2006, an email signed "WL" also arrived out of the blue for Daniel Ellsberg, the whistleblower of Vietnam war renown.

In "Whistleblowers: Broken Lives and Organisational Power", Fred Alford, a professor at the University of Maryland, writes, "the average whistleblower of my experience is a 55-year-old nuclear engineer working behind the counter at Radio Shack.

Save the Children, one of Britain's largest and most respected NGOs, has been accused by a whistleblower of refraining from attacking energy companies because of its relationship with British Gas, which donated £1.5m to it during a 10-year partnership.

Snowden, the most significant whistleblower of modern times, briefly amused London when he turned scarlet pimpernel in the summer; then the capital was intrigued when David Miranda was seized by Heathrow police on bogus "terrorism" charges.

Further confusing the timeline of events were reports on Sunday that leading House Republican Eric Cantor had been informed by an FBI whistleblower of the brewing Petraeus scandal two weeks ago.

PAGE A17 Business JAPAN'S BUSINESSES SEE The Rise of the Whistleblower One of the ramifications of Japan's integration into the larger global economy has been the rise of the whistleblower, which was unheard of a decade ago.

The files vindicate the whistleblowers of the Nauru regime.

We hope it builds widespread support for Manning, one of the most important whistleblowers of our time".

Heralding the leak as a turning point that governments could no longer ignore and an encouraging sign for the whistleblowers of the future.

It emerged that the alarm that was ignored came from, among other places, London, as a result of the diligence of one of the most important whistleblowers of our time.