| PAELLA | One of the cards synonymous with travelling serving up the foreign rice dish (6) |
| ACES | Playing cards synonymous with expert pilots, holes in one, tennis pros and winning serves (4) |
| SIMMER | Seethe with one of the cards off nice beach (6) |
| GURGLE | Serves up the foreign food for the most part with good bubbly by the sound of it (6) |
| TARMAC | Leader of Taunton beer enthusiasts serving up the black stuff! (6) |
| FISCAL | Turns up, the foreign team of forensic scientists find key space for the 2016 election (6) |
| PARCEL | Turns up, the foreign credit application, for the most part, is in the post (6) |
| VERBAL | Serves up the foreign beer endlessly from the very start of speech (6) |
| BUBBLE | Turns up, the foreign hostelry and pub is short of something akin to champagne (6) |
| ORDEAL | Turns up, the Foreign Editor is writing nothing to do with difficult trial (6) |
| FACIAL | Turns up, the foreign women's institute provides foot treatment popular in Spa (6) |
| NORMAL | Turns up, the foreign fool is lacking nothing as usual (6) |
| ALWAYS | Brings up the foreign course at school without fail (6) |
| OYSTER | What is the name of the card used by passengers on London's public transport? (6) |
| BRIDGE | Person about to be married embraces the opening gambit of the card game (6) |
| LIABLE | Turns up, the foreign security is responsible (6) |
| SICKLE | Laid up the foreign farming tool (6) |
| OGRADY | Paul is visiting Battersea with travelling dog - Ray? (1'5) |
| BASSET | Type of dog; an obsolete forerunner of the card game faro |
| PITHEADS | Bonus for the waiter serving up the frothy tops on stout from those with access to the home of The Black Stuff (8) |
