Going to University in England from Scotland

I am looking to continue my higher education in England and am currently studying Highers in Scotland. I have 7 As in national 5 level and am looking to go to LSE. Does anyone know if English universities will accept UCAS points from higher and advance higher or just advanced higher.

For typical elite institutions like LSE, Oxbridge and so forth, they criteria is basically straight A's in your Nat5/Highers (1-2 B's is obviously fine, minimum AAAAB in Higher though with traditional subjects being preferred). Then, they demand 3 A predicted in Advanced Higher and most courses in LSE will give you a conditional offer of A1A1A or A1AA, (1 meaning band 1). If you are serious about going to an Elite English institution, I would consider beyond LSE, like Oxbridge, Warwick, imperial, UCL, KCL so your sixth year is actually worthwhile (3 AH's just to apply to LSE is risky imo because its likely you'll get a rejection from LSE because of their acc. rates, you dont want to study your ass off for that).
TL;DR minimum AAAAB in Higher, hell of a good reparation for the B such as good work experience. national 5's shouldn't be anything less than AAAAAAA, they say they're not considered but if everyone applying has straight A's, it comes down to little things like national 5's. advanced higher take traditional subjects/ preferred subjects for your course, and you need a predicted of 3 A's. apply to 3 English unis and 2 Scottish for a backup like edi and StA

I am looking to continue my higher education in England and am currently studying Highers in Scotland. I have 7 As in national 5 level and am looking to go to LSE. Does anyone know if English universities will accept UCAS points from higher and advance higher or just advanced higher.