Looking for opinions on my situation

I am of UK nationality and have lived outside of the UK for the past 3 years. As a result, I have attainted 6 A*s and 4As (in CIE IGCSE) at an international English school and am nearing the completion of my AS levels and am beginning to consider where I would like to apply for University, and what your opinions may be on my chances of acceptance. I hope to study Economics.A and A/B at AS respectively. In addition, I will be picking up AS Further Maths next year. For A level, I would foresee myself attaining the following grades: (A* Maths, A* Economics, A Physics, A/B History and a C or above in AS Further Maths). I am also a school prefect and am involved in my school music's department (however, I doubt the high caliber Universities I wish to apply you will have much regard for this).








I will be continuing the following AS Levels to A Level: Maths, Economics, Physics and History (with the exception of Thinking Skills). I expect to receive and A, A,*
Now that the dry facts are out of the way, I would like to ask for the following questions:

1. Would I be likely to receive and offer from Cambridge/LSE?
2. Would Cambridge unofficially 'like' the fact that I've used their exam board?
3. As I have done international qualifications and have lived outside of the UK for 3 years, would it be advantageous to apply as an international student (as the level of my qualifications would be compared students who also did international exams as opposed to the easier GCSEs and A-Levels).

I recognise that I am a very unique case; however I would highly appreciate any help which could be provided (my school is fairly useless in telling me what I need to know, as while it follows a British curriculum, most student leave to US Universities after year 12).

Thanks a lot!

1. Would I be likely to receive and offer from Cambridge/LSE?
2. Would Cambridge unofficially 'like' the fact that I've used their exam board?
3. As I have done international qualifications and have lived outside of the UK for 3 years, would it be advantageous to apply as an international student (as the level of my qualifications would be compared students who also did international exams as opposed to the easier GCSEs and A-Levels).

So would it be an advantage that the uni makes the choice about my fee status? ie. If they want me but have run out of home student spots, they can offer me an international spot (and vice versa)?

I think that because my parents own property in the UK (and pay council tax) I would be eligible for home student fee status; however, I believe that this is still up to the uni.