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If you wish to pursue LLM in the UK, I would like you to tell me clearly why you want to do it, send me your CV and your draft SOP. We can then have a chat.
If you wish to pursue PhD, send me your CV and the draft proposal (I would not be able to provide expert comment, unless its in my area, however, I can definitely highlight the portions that would need improvement, and direct you to appropriate scholars in the area in the UK). We can have a chat.
As the Americans famously say....follow the money.
But all said. Good pitch by the teach. How about really helping with fully funded scholarships to the needy and not traffic in IoUs?