That should cover all newspapers, not just Mr Murdoch's, and ferret out other dodgy activities, such as obtaining private medical records and credit-card transactions.
First, he spoke on the record in public, and second, he was happy to admit that he had got up to some dodgy activities himself while working at the News of the World.
Spain has recently questioned whether Gibraltar's wealth reflects not so much its astute economic management as its willingness to turn a blind eye to dodgy activities like money laundering, tax evasion and tobacco smuggling.
And I can assure @JaneSAnderson15 that, strange though it might sound, thwankin is NOT an Irvine Welsh composition to describe dodgy activities... Though Forsyth did confess that he had included one made-up word in The Etymologicon in the spirit of Mountweasel... 5.57pm BST Claire Armitstead (@carmitstead) Thwankin: clouds thronging in thick and gloomy procession.
Most successful prosecutions in the past have been the result of whistle-blowing or a lucky break; regulators have long suspected that many companies have publicly supported the law while privately turning a blind eye to dodgy activities abroad, doubtless assuming that they would never be caught.
"Australians need action – not announcements – on dodgy phoenix activity," he said.
Labour has called for an investigation into the "dodgy business activities" of Shapps.
Rio's, a ten-minute walk from Camden High Street, is the punchline to plenty of jokes about dodgy drunken activities ("Ended up in Rio's, did you?"), but it's probably more talked-about than visited.
The Act also weighs heavily on banks and lawyers, who are required to report all dodgy-seeming activities by their clients.
Then he took on Cornel West, a black professor, over his dodgy extra-curricular activities (again, Mr Summers had a point).
