Can anyone identify these on my lawn and suggestions to treat them

Hi
I've used Iron Sulphate liquid form on my lawn and scarified the dead moss but
I have these on my lawn (one being dandelion) Can anyone identify and suggest any chemical I can use to get rid of them without killing any grass ?

 

Err, a mower.

 

This link might help.
Lawn and turf weed identification - Lawn Weeds

 

Employ the services of a couple of rabbits. They will eat the dandelions and fertilize the grass for you. Might eat the grass too but saves on mowing

 

to GC @Mike Gardener

I have no knowledge on how to care for lawns, although I do think our @Sheal or maybe @Sandy Ground may have some constructive ideas for you?

 

Lesser Celandine, Creeping buttercup and possibly Sea Spoons

 

The first one is Creeping Yellow Clover, I think. The second Buttercup. The third, I don't know; does it flower? Why do you want to get rid of them? Personally, I like flowers in the lawn and encourage them....just my opinion and I realise some people will disagree but it is much better for the wildlife if you let them be.

 

My guess for the third one is Greater Plantain,

If you use a weed killer its best to use a spreader set to the correct application rate, if the lawn is small i find it easy to manually remove them, i have all of the above in my lawn, the creeping clover is the worst for me.

 

Lesser trefoil, Creeping Buttercup, Greater Plantain.

Iron sulphate won't kill any of 'em off but weed & feed will send 2 & 3 to their doom. Number 1's small petal size makes it incredibly resistant to feed & weed in pellet form but liquid alterteratives are more succesful.I f they fail, Verdone will send it to the pearly gates with the other above critters.

Or you could spend many a happy hour stooped over, carefully digging them up

 

If any roots are left in @fat controller it will re-shoot.

I think Weedol have taken over the Verdone label. However, liquid Weedol will kill dandelions, creeping buttercup and clover, plantain and a number of other lawn weeds. Some weeds may need a second application after a number of weeks.

 

As @Mowerman said liquid weed and feed twice a year should keep your lawn clear of most nasties.
The liquid stuff made by Vitax is not to easy to find in garden centres , had to buy mine on Amazon this year.