Independent 10,120 / Punk

JOGGER (=one prompting, i.e. someone’s memory) + [PL<an> (“not an” means letters “an” are dropped) in SNIPE (=criticism)]; jogger’s nipple refers to discomfort experienced by e.g. joggers when their nipples rub against their clothes

Cryptically, “OTT (=over-the-top) –er” could mean “more excessive”!

M<um> (“originally” means first letter only) + UM (=I don’t know, as an exclamation); mothers have delivered, i.e. given birth to, their babies

S (=small, of sizes) + AUDI (=car)

<mone>Y (“finally” means last letter only) in (a) NEW EAR (=what might Van Gogh want for Christmas)

DEAD (=still, lifeless) + homophone (“reportedly”) of “c (=character, letter of alphabet)”

[<bul>L (“tail of” means last letter only) + O (=duck, i.e. zero score)] in READING (=literature, i.e. reading material); to charge e.g. a rifle is to reload it

I (=one) in EYRE (=famous female lead, i.e. Jane Eyre)

Homophone (“in conversation”) of “stile (=series of steps, i.e. over a fence)”

DEEP (=abstruse) + FRIEDMA<n> (=Milton, i.e. the US economist; “endless” means last letter is dropped) + <p>R<o>S<e> (“every second of it” means alternate letters only) + BAR (=stop, block)

LIE (=story) in REVO (“flipped, it’s suggested”, i.e. back over (=reversed)); relievo designs are embossed and stand out, hence “outstanding” cryptically

RENÉ (=Frenchman, i.e. a male forename in France) + W (“to use (?) broadcast”, i.e. homophone of “u’s”, hence “double u”)

LAG (=cover, insulate, e.g. pipes); “viewed from behind” indicates reversal

IN DI<p> (=currently experiencing decline; “briefly” means last letter dropped)

The solution could be a cryptic clue for “in deals”, i.e. *(DANIELS), with “stormy” as the anagram indicator

Double definition

[BE (=to live) in ERR (=sin, as verb)] in G<enev>A (“the outskirts of” means first and last letters only)

R.E.M. (=rock group, from US) + ARRI<v>ED (=walked in; “five (=V, in Roman numerals) having walked” means letter “v” is dropped)

DAMON (=Hill, i.e. former British racing driver); “to climb” indicates vertical reversal

PA’S SAGE (=you can rely on father for words of wisdom)

*(UTILISE ZERO); “works” is anagram indicator; Louis Treize art is that which is typical of the reign of French king Louis XIII (1610-43)

Cryptically, a slowish jockey might cry to his steed: “Mount, rush more!”; four US presidents are carved into the stone of Mount Rushmore in South Dakota

[iPAD (=tablet) in ZEE (=American character, i.e. the US version of zed)] + DOODAH (=its name forgotten, thingamyjig); the reference is to the song sung by James Baskett in the 1946 musical film Song of the South

WILLY (=(male) member!) + BRAND (=identifying mark, as on cattle) + <parliamen>T (“ending in” means last letter only); the reference is to former West German Chancellor Willy Brandt (1913-92)

*(I<nterva>L + REGULAR); “extremely” means first and last letters only are used in the anagram, indicated by “paradoxically”; a guerrilla army is an irregular, unofficial army

EM (ME=Punk, i.e. today’s setter; “revolutionary” indicates reversal) + “BOWER” (=violinist, cryptically, since to “bow” is to play an instrument with a bow); to embower is to surround with shrubs, such as e.g. hollies!

FELL IN (=hit the water) + I (=one); the reference is to Italian film-maker (“shooting” films) Federico Fellini (1920-93)

<curlin>G (“base of” means last letter only) in RUBY (=stone)

Hidden (“served”) in “HyderabaD A Lentil”); & lit.