Mail in Mountain Lion can no longer connect to Hotmail server

A couple of days ago I suddenly got the warning triangle next to my hotmail accounts in Mail on my Mac running Mountain Lion 10.8.1. Clicking on them or looking in the connection doctor just says that it can't connect to pop3.live.com, verify all account details etc. I've already tried all of the standard troubleshooting steps including (but not just) removing and re-adding the accounts and verifying all account details etc and nothing has worked.
Does anyone know if this is a Mail problem? Completely out of ideas and Google doesn't seem to have anymore answers to try...
Any help appreciated!

Thought I had the same problem, find out that any account won't work. Hotmail/Webmail (domains)/work mail/ISP mail. Nothing works.
All give the time-out error.
edit:
Tried to add my iCloud mail, got the same error when setting up my account.

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