Chinese officials investigate suicide bombing
Authorities in China are investigating a suicide bombing after a man blew himself up in a government office.
After being paralysed in an accident at work, he claimed he'd been denied proper compensation.
The case highlights growing tensions in Chinese society ahead of a major handover of power.
At least six government officials were injured in the blast in Shandong province.
The BBC's correspondent, Martin Patience, has visited the man's village.
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