What is happening to my English Miss rose?

I inherited some roses from the previous homeowner. I repotted them last autumn and they are now flowering, but one looks very healthy and the other seems to have all sorts of issues. I’d be grateful for any advice as they both look beautiful and have fabulous fragrance so I don’t want to lose them.

 

@Shubela
The rose without the flowers looks to be fairly healthy. The red leaves and shoots are fairly normal for young shoots on a rose. They will green up and become shiney over the next week or so.
Personally I think it is a sign of good strong growth.
I might remove the shoot with the yellow leaves (towards the top of the picture) as close to base of the rose I could get.

 

Thank you both for your replies. As a complete beginner with these types of roses I wasn’t sure if the red leaves and shoots were suckers or not so i didn’t know if they should be removed, so it’s good to know that they should be left alone.
I had included the photo of the yellow rose as a comparison of two roses growing side by side in the same compost but behaving differently and did not explain that at all in my post.

I’m sorry I didn’t get a pink flower in the photo, but it was the damage on the leaves of the pink rose that I was concerned about. There was a label in the pot so I think it is « English Miss « and it matches your photo. I will repot it in a larger pot and remove the moss and wood sorrel growing around the base, I had put the moss in to keep the weeds away and I like the look of it. I will also pay attention to the bud union.

Thank you so much, these roses are beautiful and worth trying to keep them growing and I hope to eventually take cuttings.