TS3276 "mail" is blocked by multiple large attachments

My incoming and outgoing mail are blocked by past multiple large attachments, that did not go out.
They all appear now in 'recovered from yahoo' folder. Yahoo is my mail server. Connection to my mail server is OK.
When I clean or remove the 'recovered' folder, it reappears.

JOC1, welcome to Apple Discussions.
I assume the large file was an attachment to the email? Is the file locked?
Until a solution can be found, drag the message from the Sent Folder to the Junk Folder (or some other folder). Then see if you can erase the other sent messages.
 Cheers, Tom
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