Desirable A level choices for law application

Im privately sitting my A levels next cycle but have had to drop one of the subjects (English Lit) due to it requiring NEA/coursework. My current subjects are Politics and Philosophy. I want to apply to top law unis in the country so what third subject could i reasonably study until may/june and acquire a A* in (with additional efforts)? Im more focused on what admission teams view as more desirable.

If you're aiming for competitive Law courses, admissions teams generally prefer a “facilitating” or essay-based third subject. Since you’re already doing Politics and Philosophy, a strong third option that can be self-taught and is well-regarded would be History. It’s respected by top Law schools and develops the analytical and essay-writing skills they look for.
Other possible options (depending on your strengths) are:
Psychology essay-based, manageable for self-study
Sociology content is heavy but straightforward, and many private candidates score highly
Economics is well-respected, but requires a solid grasp of quantitative skills
For Law, the most desirable from the list above would be History, then Economics, followed by Psychology/Sociology
Choose the one you can realistically excel in as a private candidate, top unis care more about high grades and strong LNAT/personal statement than having a “perfect” subject combination..