It could be a scene from the cult fashion film – ambitious young graduates working for free for the sake of ‘experience’. But Plum Sykes’ viral admission that her unpaid students work ‘tirelessly’ for up to a year exposes a deeper truth that she should be ashamed of, writes former editor Terri White J ust weeks after the departing BBC director general Tim Davie puzzled as to why the corporation hasn’t turned the tide on their shameful lack of working-class journalists – just the latest arm of