| RUTLAND | English county formerly, until, oddly, getting into foreign currency (7) |
| OUTLAWRY | Being banished until, oddly, nothing wrong about it |
| FRANTIC | Wild at having it turned into foreign currency (7) |
| ELEVATE | Hike up fell -- leave, as toe's oddly getting cut (7) |
| INCISOR | Trendy Clio's oddly getting gold tooth (7) |
| JAKARTA | Capital city of Indonesia, in NW Java; formerly (until 1949) called Batavia (7) |
| CHENNAI | State capital of Tamil Nadu in SE India, formerly (until 1996) called Madras (7) |
| LESOTHO | Country of southern Africa formerly (until 1966) called Basutoland (7) |
| MORELIA | State capital of Michoacan in W central Mexico, formerly (until 1828) called Valladolid (7) |
| CONCORD | State capital of New Hampshire, formerly (until 1765) called Rumford (7) |
| CONTAIN | Curb Tory team, oddly getting elected |
| EXTINCT | What dinosaurs are incorporated into foreign text? (7) |
| BITUMEN | Street covering ate into foreign menu (7) |
| NUMERAL | In Rome, I maybe run into foreign character before lunch? (7) |
| FIDELIO | I had accompanied priest into Foreign Office during opera (7) |
| FITZROY | Shipping forecast area west of the Bay of Biscay formerly (until 2002) called Finisterre (7) |
| VANUATU | Island republic of the western Pacific formerly (until 1980) known as the New Hebrides (7) |
| YESMEN | Dishonest advisers get small business into foreign currency (3,3) |
| ESCUDO | Co. dues changed into foreign currency (6) |
| HUNTINGDONSHIRE | County formerly seeking teachers' charter (15) |
