Should I apply to UCL, KCL or LSE for Law with these stats?

For context, I sent my early appplocation of for 4 unis to leave a space open for a 5th one depending on how I feel my LNAT went.
I have already received an offer from a russel group university for Law, so at least I have a backup option.
My GCSEs are 888777544 (with extenuating circumstances of my adhd and autism being undiagnosed at the time), my predicted grades are A*A*A, and when I was doing LNAT practice tests I was scoring mid-30s on MCQ.
I did my LNAT recently, I have no idea how MCQ went. For the essay, I fumbled an ran out of time and have a bunch of unedited random sentences floating around there because I was just putting my thoughts onto the screen and didn't even make most of the arguments I wanted to.
I want to apply to at least one competitive london uni, as I have already been accepted into my safety, do I have a better chance of getting into UCL, LSE or KCL?

For context, I sent my early appplocation of for 4 unis to leave a space open for a 5th one depending on how I feel my LNAT went.
I have already received an offer from a russel group university for Law, so at least I have a backup option.
My GCSEs are 888777544 (with extenuating circumstances of my adhd and autism being undiagnosed at the time), my predicted grades are A*A*A, and when I was doing LNAT practice tests I was scoring mid-30s on MCQ.
I did my LNAT recently, I have no idea how MCQ went. For the essay, I fumbled an ran out of time and have a bunch of unedited random sentences floating around there because I was just putting my thoughts onto the screen and didn't even make most of the arguments I wanted to.
I want to apply to at least one competitive london uni, as I have already been accepted into my safety, do I have a better chance of getting into UCL, LSE or KCL?