Try Bombus pratorum for the orange-tailed one. The one with the furry stole around its shoulders could be a carder, but if it's got a white tail, it will probably be a tree bee, Bombus hypnorum.

This is a field id sheet that I have, with photos rather than diagrams
The Big Six ? Common Bumblebees Found in Gardens

The "Big Six" are so much more common than the others, that it's almost certain to include anything you find. Except that the tree bee, a recent migrant from Europe, is spreading steadily north, and if you have them in the garden (they like to nest in abandoned tit nest boxes), you'll see a lot of those around.