UCL vs LSE LLB Law

ooh what have you heard, pls tell x

a lot of past lse students have complained about the quality of teaching and the fact that teachers are more focused on the research that lse is renowned for rather than actually helping out their students, but that info came from a post that was about 5 years old so i’m not sure how much that’s changed. ucl is more highly ranked on league tables and i haven’t heard any complaints about teaching, but rather the opposite.
in terms of social life, it seems to depend on what people you’d like to surround yourself with - lse seems to apparently have a higher number of international students (although i’m not sure how accurate that is) and there’s a much less varied range of people going as they only offer a small selection of subjects. ucl has a much larger student base as it offers courses across the board - not just law and humanities, but sciences too which often means that there’s a wider variety of people there, probably leading to a better reputation in terms of student life and socialising.
i’m not sure about clubs/societies, and this is all stuff i’ve learnt second hand from different forums like this one, so i’d also be really interested what actual current students have to say about either university now