Can I still get into A Russell Group university?

Can I still get into A Russell Group university with only one facilitating subject at A levels, I got 4A*s and 7As at GCSE and I have the capability of taking maths/biology but I'm scared it will be too hard and stressful so I was thinking of taking sociology, politics and history or instead of sociology biology which I won't need but its a fantasising subject so Russell Group universities likes that, but I want to go into something like political economy at Kings where I dont need specific subjects just 3As
so I would like to ask,

1. Will A Russell group university care if I only did one fascinating subject (history) and the other 2 are softer but I still got 3 As, would they still take me for a degree which has no requirements?

2. Languages are facilitating subjects but does Russian count as being facilitating?

3. Is it better to do Biology, politics and history and get ABB or sociology, politics and history and get AAA?

Any feedback is appreciated

Can I still get into A Russell Group university with only one facilitating subject at A levels, I got 4A*s and 7As at GCSE and I have the capability of taking maths/biology but I'm scared it will be too hard and stressful so I was thinking of taking sociology, politics and history or instead of sociology biology which I won't need but its a fantasising subject so Russell Group universities likes that, but I want to go into something like political economy at Kings where I dont need specific subjects just 3As
so I would like to ask,

1. Will A Russell group university care if I only did one fascinating subject (history) and the other 2 are softer but I still got 3 As, would they still take me for a degree which has no requirements?

2. Languages are facilitating subjects but does Russian count as being facilitating?

3. Is it better to do Biology, politics and history and get ABB or sociology, politics and history and get AAA?

Any feedback is appreciated

0. facilitating
1. your A-levels are fine for Politics and similar courses
2. yes (although if it's your native language then that can make it less desirable at some universities).
3. sociology, politics and history and get AAA

Facilitating doesn't mean "hard" - it just means commonly accepted by a range of different courses.

http://russellgroup.ac.uk/for-students/school-and-college-in-the-uk/subject-choices-at-school-and-college/

1.Most Russel group unis would prefer two facilitating subjects rather than one, but it should not undermine you much, if you've done work experience, possibly completed the EPQ, and did a lot of things outside of school - Just have a really good personal statement.

2. i think they prefer modern foreign languages such as French, German or Spanish not Russian, as these languages are learnt during GCSE as they are the most commonly spoken languages in the world after English

1 the subjects are absolutely fine for the course and will not "undermine" OP at all.
2 no.

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Well excuse me, top uni definitely do prefer 2 facilitating subjects, because there seen as more difficult, probably your uni doesn't care, because it has less standards

What do you mean no? don't you know what explanation means? Russian is not a universal language.