Degree in International relations, Classics, Theology or something different?

I enjoy Classics/Theology the most and have grades to go to a Russel Group university + I can do a Law conversion Course.

My grades are AAB in History, English Literature and Philosophy.

I find it easier to just read about Ancient History and Literature than studying Theology but I enjoy both equally. Job prospects seem the same, IR has better job prospects but I don't really enjoy the subject. Also it is easier for me to study Classics in my own time than Theology but my subjects do fit well with Classics than Theology (my EPQ is a Classics question as well).

I can't tell you what you should do, do you have a specific career in mind?

Not really, maybe going into Law or Professorship is something but am quite unsure. I do want to travel as much as possible and live a financially stable life (that's the dream isn't it) but not set on a career. With all the degrees I can do, the only job from that that appeals is Law or I can branch off into things unrelated to my degree. But I don't, for example, want to be an Archeologist, Librarian or Archivist.

I would pick the degree that you would enjoy the most if I were you because most degrees can lead to doing law and you may become aware of more interesting opportunities while you are studying for your degree