Lol.
London - School of Oriental African Studies do the same degree.. University of Exeter, University of Wales, University of Leeds, Oxford, lol - i know they're not London but... :D
The only thing is - with any of these 'Arabic' degrees- you have to study abroad, a year, in a Muslim country. If you do just 'Islamic Studies' or 'Middle Eastern Studies' then thats usually 3 years and based wholly in the Uk...
Most of the above do Arabic and Islamic Studies, Arabic Studies, Middle Eastern Studies (more political), Islamic Studies, and so on. It is quite good. Though of course their own opinions (nonmuslim lecturers) tend to come in here there - but thats of course expected, and as long as we have strong faith in our Deen then that will only make us stronger and open our minds to diff views and how to respond. At least at the end of the degree you can get into the non muslim state institutes and teach true Deen in RE - 'qualified' :D
SOAS seems the best though for thy Southern Ends :grumbling -
http://www.soas.ac.uk/
OH - islamic law - not sure about the others, but Univ of Leeds do that as an elective - taught by a brilliant teacher, qualified and studied in UK based Bury Darululoom and then followed on to Madinah University - so we're fortunate :D it's worth looking into whichever university you're interested in and asking for the degree programs electives/modules list and details on course structure.