By Rachel Sanderson ROME (Reuters) - Italy's justice minister, a member of the right-wing Northern League party, was accused of fuelling anti-Islamic sentiment in Italy on Sunday after saying he would fine women wearing the all-covering burka. Roberto Castelli said an Italian law banning the covering of a person's face in public would be applied to women wearing the full-length religious robe that hides the head and face. "To go around with your face covered is a crime, you can't do it," Castelli told reporters. "Women who do so must be reported to the police and fined." Castelli's outburst is...