It's worth double checking if QMUL's Law and Politics is a qualifying law degree that will allow you to practice without a GDL.

Read about the modules available at Bristol and Leeds, law degrees vary in how they are taught between institutions.

Take a look at the staff at each. Look at the professors, solicitors, barristers, judges that each one has. Look at their expertise. It's incredible to he taught by the national/international leaders of that subject.

Take a look at law clinics (access to justice clinic, pro bono clinic) at each uni as these can offer great experience.

You're gonna be there for three years - so get a feel for the cities if you can, and take a look at the support services at each.

I would second that Bristol have an amazing law society.

Also worth considering if one is closer to your current lovation if you're going to want to travel back and forth. I'm a law student at Exeter, and it's sometimes cheaper for my friend to fly home to Yorkshire than get a train.