article_snippet: Andrew Neil accused Mr Qureshi of advocating Jihad and Sharia law.
article_snippet: Mr Qureshi responded: 'As far as I am concerned, Sharia law isn't practised correctly anywhere in the world.
article_snippet: Mr Qureshi repeated Mr Qureshi criticism of MI5 and the security services, claiming they helped to radicalise young Muslim men by mistreating young Muslim men.
article_snippet: The exchange came after London Mayor Former Home Secretary Alan Johnson accused Mr Qureshi of being an apologist for terror.
article_snippet: Mr Qureshi, 33, has revealed the Mr Qureshi became 'anti-white' at the £18,000-a-year Whitgift School in Croydon, south London, which Mr Qureshi attended as a child.
article_snippet: The controversial campaign chief was born in Britain to Pakistani parents and – thanks to Mr Qureshi mother's ice-cream business – was sent to 400-year-old Whitgift.