[Leif]

The first is a Lactarius species and the second is a Clitocybe/Lepista. You camera tends to over-saturate colours which does not help.

There are quite a few Lactarius that resemble your specimen. I am tempted to wonder about Lactarius tabidus, which is very common but I can only give a guess from the photo. When collecting Lactarius, it pays to break a specimen, and dab some milk on a white tissue. Sometimes the milk changes colour after a minute or so. Sometimes the flash changes colour. It also pays to record the nearby trees though I can see Beech leaves in the photo.

I also wonder if the second is a Tawny Funnel Cap despite the pale colouration.