Law at Uni acceptance?

Hello, I got 988776654 in GCSE’s with an 8 in Maths and a 9 in English Lit. I am now predicted A*AA at A- level, please be completely honest with me what is the likelihood of me receiving an offer from a RG uni to study Law. I know that my gcse’s are quite poor and I have no real reason for that other than having a poor work ethic. And I am not viable for a contextual offer or anything. If I do amazing in my LNAT and have a good personal statement would that increase my chances? My top choices are Warwick (I know warwick doesn’t accept LNAT) and Cambridge. Please be completely transparent with me - will
my GCSE’s ruin my chances?

Your GCSEs are fine. You may need to look into whether Cambridge Law School factors GCSE results in their decision making, but I would assume that qualifications taken to date would be considered. They'd be on the low end of the spectrum I'm afraid, but your application may be strengthened by a strong LNAT and A-level results.

Thank you so much for being honest with me I appreciate it. Whats your opinion on Warwick though? Warwick unfortunately doesn’t take the LNAT so it’s just personal statement, GCSE’s and A-level predictions. I am trying to get a predicted A*A*A instead aswell.