BBC news with Sue Montgomery. Italy’s fragile coalition government has collapsed after ministers belonging to the central-right party of the former Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi said they were resigning. Here’s BBC’s Rome correspondent Alan Johnston. Tensions within the government has become extreme in recent days so much so that the center-left Prime Minister Enrico Letta said he would put business on hold until he has an administration secured fresh backing in a parliamentary confidence vote. But Mr Berlusconi said he would not support the government that put important economic matters onhold. And so his ministers have resigned, Mr. Letta said that the reasons that Mr. Berlusconi has given for the resignations are a huge lie, there has been a complete breakdown in relations. At least 42 people have died in Nigeria after a boat overloaded capsized in the River Niger, more than 100 are still missing.