Nah, best student in Malaysia is enough to entitle to the scholarship. It's hard to get though.

To be the only one in M'sia to secure that scholarship, that should have explained the extent of its difficulty?
My friend who got it actually told me that she did not follow any answer guide provided by the college. She merely followed the study guide and worked out her own answers.

Quite simply,

Warwick is one of the highest ranked British schools and is considered by many in more recent times to be a target school just below and sometimes in the same category as Oxbridge, LSE, Imperial, and UCL. But it is not particularly known for Law. But it is not difficult to gain entry into with the right subjects as aggregate required grades are not as high as some others.

Southampton is one of the internationally higher ranked schools in that list, with the second probably being Manchester.

Queen's Belfast is also in the Russell Group, nowhere near elite but at least associated with upper universities.

Assuming you're not into Oxbridge and LSE, you might consider individual strengths for Law (Queen Mary, University of London, possibly Nottingham University etc) or rankings (UCL and Warwick). Stuff like Soton is kinda in between, Queen's Belfast has a very low ranking amongst British universities alone, forget internationally. Again, you might consider individual strengths, schools like Cass Business School have specialties which may not have anything to do with ranking.

I have nothing to say for Liverpool and Sheffield. If you're spending GBP 20,000- 30,000... make your own decision, but if you regret it, it's on you.

More importantly...get a 2:1 minimum.