Sending email with BT email account on Samsung Gal...

Appreciate if anybody can assist with this question, spent many hours speaking to people and researching but getting nowhere!
Have recently been unable to send emails off my Samsung Android Phone, Can receive them okay but when sending they just go to Outbox and go nowhere. Settings currently on are below:
Incoming:                                                       Outgoing
User name
Password
Pop 3 Server- mail.btinternet.com                      SMTP. mail.btinternet.com
Port 110                                                          Port 587 (tried many others!)
Security - none                                                 Security type - Nil
                                                                      Require Sign in box - not ticked
It has been suggested to download yahoo mail app from google play as BT accounts not compatible but reluctant to do this as all was working fine a few weeks ago.
Many thanks to anyone who can help.

This should work.
POP3
Incoming server    mail.btinternet.com
Port    995
Security Type    SSL
Outgoing SMTP server    mail.btinternet.com
Security type    SSL
Port    465
There are some useful help pages here, for BT Broadband customers only, on my personal website.
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