A levels for law at a russel group uni

Yes, that's a suitable combination. The subjects don't even need to be "facilitating" - this just means they happen to serve as prerequisites for certain degree programmes. Any "traditionally academic" subject, i.e. one that is primarily assessed by final unseen written examination, is suitable preparation for a Law degree and acceptable by universities, including RG unis. All of your subjects qualify for the latter definition, and two of them for the former anyway - which is not required for a Law degree, but useful for yourself if you change your mind and wish to apply for other subjects (mainly History, Economics, and business/finance related courses at "top" unis which sometimes require Maths; you may also be able to apply to some CS or Maths degrees, although that may or may not be advisable).

Thanks for your advice, it was very helpful. Do you think 7 9s and 3 8s is good enough for law at one of the top 5 unis?

Thanks for your advice, it was very helpful. Do you think 7 9s and 3 8s is good enough for law at one of the top 5 unis?

Would History, Maths and economics be a good combination. I was going to do English Lit (but it was one of my worse grades at GCSE). Would economics still be suitable for unis like oxbridge?

I was told by my economics teacher that if I wanted to go to a good uni then economics is not a good choice, it’s seen as a soft subject

I was told by my economics teacher that if I wanted to go to a good uni then economics is not a good choice, it’s seen as a soft subject

That's not true, they must be out of touch or deluded